WHEN DOES VISUAL INFORMATION BECOME RELEVANT IN A DYNAMIC PROBLEM SOLVING TASK IN THE CLASSROOM? – AN EYE TRACKING CASE STUDY

Enrique Garcia Moreno-Esteva, Markku Sakari Hannula, Miika Toivanen

    Tutkimustuotos: Artikkeli kirjassa/raportissa/konferenssijulkaisussa › Konferenssiartikkeli › Ammatillinen

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    We discuss a case study in which we use a mobile gaze tracking device to determine what a student looks at in class while he is trying to solve a problem following a presentation on a screen - in which the visual information changes frequently - and using a tablet. Our most significant finding is that visual elements that move, or teacher gestures that can be observed through a document camera seem to attract student visual attention to the extent that the student may fail to observe other, important information, also displayed on screen.
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    Sivumäärä8
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    TilaJätetty - 2016
    OKM-julkaisutyyppiD3 Artikkeli ammatillisessa konferenssijulkaisussa
    TapahtumaInternational Congress on Mathematical Education - Hamburg, Saksa
    Kesto: 24 heinäkuuta 2016 → 31 heinäkuuta 2016
    Konferenssinumero: 13

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    Garcia Moreno-Esteva, E., Hannula, M. S., & Toivanen, M. (2016). WHEN DOES VISUAL INFORMATION BECOME RELEVANT IN A DYNAMIC PROBLEM SOLVING TASK IN THE CLASSROOM? – AN EYE TRACKING CASE STUDY. Käsikirjoitus lähetetty julkaistavaksi. teoksessa Unknown host publication (Sivut 1-8)
    Garcia Moreno-Esteva, Enrique ; Hannula, Markku Sakari ; Toivanen, Miika. / WHEN DOES VISUAL INFORMATION BECOME RELEVANT IN A DYNAMIC PROBLEM SOLVING TASK IN THE CLASSROOM? – AN EYE TRACKING CASE STUDY. Unknown host publication. 2016. Sivut 1-8
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    Garcia Moreno-Esteva E, Hannula MS, Toivanen M. WHEN DOES VISUAL INFORMATION BECOME RELEVANT IN A DYNAMIC PROBLEM SOLVING TASK IN THE CLASSROOM? – AN EYE TRACKING CASE STUDY. julkaisussa Unknown host publication. 2016. s. 1-8

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