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About Me

Portrait of Rachel Baker-Ramos

I'm Rachel, a UX designer and researcher in educational technology and community-based design, with a focus on the intersections of culturally revitalizing education, AI for low-resource languages, and game-based learning.

I bring robust experience in human-centered design, participatory research, and project leadership, with two rigorous design degrees and 6+ years co-designing with communities. My work is informed by my multidisciplinary background and Latina heritage, aiming to provide equitable, engaging, and culturally affirming educational experiences to K-12 students.

I currently lead the Education and Public Interest HCI research group of Georgia Tech's Ka Moamoa Ubiquitous Computing Lab, under the guidance of Dr. Josiah Hester. I was recently awarded the College of Computing's Outstanding Research Scientist Award for 2025.

News

Our paper Kumu Connect: Culturally-Authentic AI Tools to Enable Educator Agency and Data Sovereignty for Hawaiian K-12 CS Education just received an Honorable Mention at IDC 2026!

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Projects & Efforts

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Research Publications