Wookhee Min

Wookhee Min is a Research Scientist at the Department of Computer Science, NC State University. His work bridges artificial intelligence, human-computer interaction, and educational technologies, with a focus on game-based learning environments, multimodal learning analytics, and natural language processing for K-12 education.

Research Interests: Min specializes in developing AI-driven educational tools that enhance student engagement, particularly in rural and underrepresented communities. His research integrates stealth assessment, user modeling, and multi-task learning to create adaptive learning systems tailored for diverse learners.

Publication Trends: Min's recent articles emphasize AI education for middle school students, collaborative learning analytics, and the use of games to teach computational concepts. Themes include multimodal data analysis, adaptive training systems, and equitable access to STEM resources.

Scientific Awards:

• Multiple best paper awards

Grants: Min contributes to NSF-funded projects such as AI Play (2022-2026, $1.17M) and ExplainIt (2021-2026, $1.46M), focusing on AI literacy and classroom response systems.

Labs & Collaborations: A senior member of the IntelliMedia Group, Min collaborates with interdisciplinary teams to advance adaptive learning technologies.