Madjid SADALLAH
Short Bio
I am a computer scientist working at the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and Education (AIEd), with a focus on the design of intelligent, human-centered, and inclusive learning systems.
I hold a PhD in Computer Science. I am currently a researcher on the ANR COOBRA project at SICAL/LIRIS (CNRS UMR 5205), where my work examines multimodal interaction, accessibility, and collaborative practices involving visually impaired Braille users.
My research develops computational, interactional, and epistemic frameworks for AI-mediated learning — spanning adaptive systems, collaborative environments, and accessibility-driven design.
Research Interests
My work investigates how AI reshapes learning, collaboration, and knowledge mediation in situated contexts.
Primary areas
- Artificial Intelligence in Education (AIEd)
- Human–Computer Interaction for Learning
- Learning Analytics & Educational Data Mining
- Accessibility & Multimodal Interaction
- Technology-Enhanced Learning
Associated themes
- Knowledge Representation
- Document & Interaction Engineering
- Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning & Work (CSCL / CSCW)