6th Polish Eye tracking Conference

Programme

Dear Participants,
on Friday, June 15th, before our Conference starts, for those who would like to extend own knowledge, we propose taking part in the workshops. The workshops are free of charge, however the number of places is limited.
The order of applications is deciding on the possibility of the participation.
Application form should be send individually: one application = one participant.
Workshops' place: Faculty of Applied Linguistics University of Warsaw, Dobra Str. 55.

The Language of the Conference and Workshops is English.

Friday, 15th June, 2018 WORKSHOPS
11:30 - 13:00	Workshop on combining physiological data and eye tracking (WORKSHOP 02) Workshop on cooregistration of psychophysiological and eye tracking data. We will present important aspects of data recording, synchronization and analysis. Workshop will focus on experiments with mobile subjects. Leaders: Róża Budzyńska (Neuro Device) and Aleksandar Dimov (BIOPAC)
	>>> FOR WORKSHOPS REGISTER HERE! >>>

Friday, 15th June, 2018 WORKSHOPS

11:30 - 13:00

Workshop on combining physiological data and eye tracking (WORKSHOP 02)

Workshop on cooregistration of psychophysiological and eye tracking data. We will present important aspects of data recording, synchronization and analysis. Workshop will focus on experiments with mobile subjects.

Leaders: Róża Budzyńska (Neuro Device) and Aleksandar Dimov (BIOPAC)

>>> FOR WORKSHOPS REGISTER HERE! >>>

Friday, 15th June, 2018
12:00 - 14:00	Registration
14:00 - 14:10	Opening of the Conference
14:10 - 15:00	KEYNOTE Ernesto Panadero Measuring learning: what a tricky business! Reflections from the SRL and assessment fields.
15:00 - 15:50	KEYNOTE Agnieszka Andrychowicz-Trojanowska School students and textbook of English in eye tracking study.
15:50 - 16:10	Coffee break
	SECTION A		SECTION B
16:10 - 16:35	Jacek Matulewski, Gaze control of movie playback.	TECHNOLOGY	Moritz Niemann, Physiological Data as Unobtrusive Measures for Motivation and Self-Regulated Learning.	LEARNING
16:35 - 17:00	Szymon Kupiński, Automatic mapping coordinates data from eye tracking glasses to reference image.		Ulrich Ludewig, Integration or disorientation: Double-sided relation of process measures in graph comprehension tasks.
17:00 - 17:25	Cengiz Acarturk, Deictic Gaze in Virtual Reality Environments.		Enrique Garcia Moreno-Esteva, Children’s visual-cognitive behaviours when completing a graph task: Machine learning analyses of eye-tracking data.
17:25 - 17:50	Radosław Mantiuk, Foveated Rendering for Virtual Reality Googles.		SIG 27 business meeting
17:50 - 18:15			SIG 27 business meeting
18:15 - 20:15	"Eye-catching" Welcoming Treat (Dobra Str. 55)

Saturday, 16th June, 2018
8:30 - 9:00	Registration & morning coffee
9:00 - 9:50	KEYNOTE Jacob L. Orquin Threats to the validity of eye movement research.
9:50 - 10:30	KEYNOTE Katharina Scheiter Offline and online gaze-based interventions: From fundamental lab research to real-world learning tools.
10:30 - 10:50	Coffee break
	SECTION A		SECTION B
10:50 - 11:15	Piotr Francuz, Eye movement correlates of accurate recognition of harmony in paintings.	PSYCHOLOGY	Eliane Segers, Comprehension of multiple digital documents connected via inter-textual versus extra-textual hyperlinks.	READING
11:15 - 11:40	Justyna Żurawska, Olga Borkowska, Interaction with Exhibition in a Science Centre - a multistage eye tracking research in natural settings.		Leen Catrysse, It is not only about the depth of processing: What if eye am not interested in the text?
11:40 - 12:05	Marta Rusnak, Eye tracking survey in the Warsaw Rising Museum.		Lucia Mason, Reading with the Eyes and Under the Skin: Processing Conflicting Online Documents.
12:05 - 12:30	Tomasz Soluch, Customers journey in the shopping environment – mobile eye tracking as a valuable measurement to verify best practice during purchasing process.		Yvonne Kammerer, Learning about controversial scientific issues on the Internet: Relations between attention to source information and sourcing and argumentation in essays.
12:30 - 14:00	Lunch break
14:00 - 15:00	Poster Session - Download detailed lists of posters Here!
	SECTION A		SECTION B
15:00 - 15:25	Ewa Ramus, Could the eye-tracking technology be valuable support for the therapy and diagnosis of children with the autism spectrum disorders?	APPLIED LINGUISTICS	Christian Scharinger, Using the EEG and Virtual Reality to study the effect of immersion on cognitive processing and learning.	EEG and LOG FILE ANALYSIS
15:25 - 15:50	Monika Płużyczka, Towards eye tracking methodology in linguistics: advantages and pitfalls.		Sarune Baceviciute, Using EEG to Assess the Cognitive Process of Reading in Virtual Reality.
15:50 - 16:15	Dominik Kudła, Eye-tracking analysis of sight translation performed by applied linguistics students.		Andreas Rausch, Current approaches to log file analysis of computer-based learning and problem solving.
16:15 - 16:40	Olga Łabendowicz, Modes of AVT and Audience Viewing Styles in Poland.		Steffi Zander, A gender issue? – Analyzing individual differences while solving spatial tasks on mobile devices.
16:40 - 17:30	A walk to the central campus of the University of Warsaw. See how to get to place.
17:30 - 18:15	A visit to the Museum of the University of Warsaw (central campus of the University of Warsaw)
18:30 - 20:30	Come Together and have a look - standing party in the Hall of Columns (building of the Faculty of History, central campus of the University of Warsaw)

Sunday, 17th June, 2018
8:30 - 9:00	Morning coffee
9:00 - 9:50	KEYNOTE Tomasz Gackowski and Karolina Brylska FIFA 18 players – how do they feel and what do they see? Eye tracking, GSR/EDA, ECG and face tracking – research reconnaissance.
	SECTION A		SECTION B
10:00 - 10:25	Małgorzata Szupica-Pyrzanowska, The relation between intensive linguistic training in L2/L3 and the ability to detect lexical, inflectional and phonetically-conditioned orthographic errors in L1- the evidence from eye tracking.	APPLIED LINGUISTICS	Thérése Eder, Do eye movement visualisations foster the interpretation of radiology images and gaze behaviour of dental medicine students?	EYE MOVEMENT VISUALISATIONS
10:25 - 10:50	Marcin Leśniak, Oculomotor performance in patients with post-stroke neglect syndrome. A follow-up study.		Tim van Marlen, Does the Perceived Expertise of a Model Influence the Effectiveness of Eye Movement Modeling Examples?
10:50 - 11:15	Sarah Malone, Gaze behavior as an indicator for specific functions of multiple external representations while problem solving.		Margot van Wermeskerken, ClassifEYE: Classifying patterns in visualizations of eye movements through a sorting task.
11:15 - 11:35	Coffee break
	SECTION A		SECTION B
11:35 - 13:15	Marjaana Puurtinen, Eye-tracking in music studies: Examples, best practices and what to avoid.	SYMPOSIUM 1	Sharisse van Driel, Exploring Teachers‘ Gaze Behavior in the Classroom Using Mobile Eye Tracking.	SYMPOSIUM 2
	Contributions:		Contributions:
	Marjaana Puurtinen, Reading Rhythms: Eye Movements in Performing Rhythm Notation. Hans Gruber, Revealing gaze? The role of eye-movement data in identifying triggers of group-level regulation in a collaborative music task. Natalia Chitalkina, Eye-movement effects of added cognitive load in music reading. Anna-Kaisa Ylitalo, Eye movement processes in repeated reading of Finnish folk music.		Nora McIntyre, Reactivity effects in video-based classroom research: an investigation using teacher and student questionnaires as well as teacher eye-tracking. Enrique Garcia Mereno-Esteva, Exploring Teachers‘ Gaze Behavior in the Classroom Using Mobile Eye Tracking: Teacher’s Gaze Behavior During a Mathematical Collaborative Problem-Solving Session. Sharisse van Driel, Preservice teachers’ professional vision in relation to their classroom management. Irene Skuballa, When Kindergarten Teachers Explain: Gaze Behavior During Instructional Sessions.
13:15 - ...	Closing the Conference & GoodBye Lunch