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Eye read, therefore eye …?
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May 18, 2021
20 min
English
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Eye tracking can inform us of differences in reading processes, but can they also be related to task-specific processing strategies being used? In this talk, Dr. Catrysse gives an overview on how eye tracking can be used in order to examine students’ task-specific processing strategies in relation to learning from verbal material (i.e., words, paragraphs and texts).
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May 18, 2021
20 min
English
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Dr. Leen Catrysse
Assistant Professor, Open Universiteit, Faculty of Educational Sciences
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