(CZ) Eye-tracking v prostredí školskej triedy
(EN) Eye-tracking in the Environment of the School Class
Autor / Author: ŠMIDEKOVÁ, Z.
Klíčová slova / Key words: eye-tracking, mapovanie očných pohybov, učiteľ, žiaci, procesy v školskej triede, prehľadová štúdia
eye-tracking, mapping of eye movements, teacher, pupils, processes in the classroom, review study
Predkladaný text predstavuje možnosti využitia technológie umožňujúcej sledovanie a zaznamenávanie pohybu očí − eye-trackingu − v pedagogickom výskume. Tvorený je kombináciou teoretickej stati približujúcej podstatu a mechanizmus očných pohybov, metódy ich sledovania a napokon samotnú technológiu eye-trackingu. Následne, v druhej časti, sa text opiera o výsledky prehľadovej štúdie, ktoré sú prezentované dvojstupňovo. V prvom kole bolo identifikovaných 94 zahraničných empirických výskumných správ z oblasti pedagogiky a následne je formou ilustračných príkladov bližšie predstavená jedna z oblastí výskumu, a to výskumy realizované priamo v prostredí školskej triedy počas prebiehajúcej reálnej výuky. Cieľom oboch častí je určité priblíženie témy eye-trackingu českému a slovenskému čitateľovi a prostredníctvom vybraných výskumov aj ilustrovanie a dokázanie, že aj v pedagogickom výskume má eye-tracking svoje miesto.
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The article presents the possibilities of use of eye-tracking technology in educational research. It combines a theoretical account of the basis and mechanism of eye movements, methods of tracking them, and finally the actual technology of eye-tracking. Then, in the second section, it builds on the results of a review study presented in two steps. First 94 foreign empirical research reports from the field of education were identified, and then one of the research fields – studies conducted directly in the classroom during real teaching, was presented in detail using illustrative examples. The aim of both sections is to familiarise the Czech and Slovak reader with the theme of eye-tracking and through selected studies to illustrate and show that eye-tracking has a place in educational research.
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