Real World Eye Tracking Course

Date:

08/04/2019 - 09/04/2019

Organised by:

Royal Holloway, University of London

Presenter:

Dr Szonya Durant, Dr Tim Holmes

Level:

Advanced (specialised prior knowledge)

Contact:

psyoffice@rhul.ac.uk

Map:

View in Google Maps  (TW20 0EX)

Venue:

Dept. of Psychology, Royal Holloway University of London, Egham

Description:

Why do you need to know about eye tracking?

From glasses you can use almost anywhere to laptops with them built-in and now augmented and virtual reality headsets - eye tracking is everywhere!   But not all eye trackers are created equal, and to get the best out of this technology you need look around.  Whether for simply knowing where a person looks or understanding cognitive states in high pressure environments, this is a technology you can’t afford to ignore. 

Why we run this course

We believe you need some theoretical background to get the most out of eye-tracking, but we also recognise the value that comes from the hands-on experience of designing, running and analysing real studies.  Our aim is to give you the confidence to dive in and save you from drowning when you do! No other course offers this range of cutting edge multi-platform systems in one place, without a sales-person in sight! Try things out, and see the results for yourself.

What you will learn

How to justify your use of eye tracking methods and understand the evidence they provide

Where to find further information when running your own projects

How to choose the right tools and begin running your own project

How to get the most out of your research through good design and great analysis

Course content

The course contains a mix of interactive lectures and small team project work supervised by an expert in the field.  All attendees will experience running an eye tracking project from start to finish. You will also get to chat with experts and develop a feel for issues, independent of hardware and software platforms, from various research applications, including eye tracking in VR.

Cost:

80 students, 200 academic staff, 600 full price

Website and registration:

Region:

South East

Keywords:

Data Collection, Visual Methods, Data Collection (other), ICT and Software, Quantitative Software, Technology, eye tracking , eye movements

Related publications and presentations:

Data Collection
Visual Methods
Data Collection (other)
ICT and Software
Quantitative Software
Technology

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