Eye Gaze Research to Study Effectiveness of Instructional Videos
Channel: Purdue Engineering
Date: 2016-06-20

New Purdue Engineering Education features a new experimental format that uses data from a system that tracks students' "eye gaze" with cameras, also documenting individual problem-solving methods with "smartpens" that record handwriting and audio. Unlike previous research, the new approach defines the order in which a student performs specific actions, which could be crucial to the success of problem-solving methods, said Edward Berger, a Purdue University associate professor of engineering education and mechanical engineering.

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