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Emotional e-learning through eye tracking

Porta et al., 2012

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1424699362298475828
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Porta M
Ricotti S
Perez C
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Proceedings of the 2012 IEEE Global Engineering Education Conference (EDUCON)

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Besides proposing a short survey of eye tracking studies directly or indirectly connected with e-learning technology, in this paper we describe our ongoing research primarily directed to the development of an e-learning platform where eye data are exploited to obtain …
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