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Gaming and Eye Tracking: Gameplay Experience in a Gaze Interaction Game

Eye track­ing has — for quite a while — attracted game researchers to use this excit­ing tech­nol­ogy to inter­act with new media, espe­cially games, since from a view­point of game acces­si­bil­ity, it opens gam­ing up to peo­ple with severe motor dis­abil­i­ties. At the COGAIN con­fer­ence in May, we have pre­sented a paper with results from our 2007 study.

Three Cool Things You Wish You Knew Before About Bibliometrics

Biblio... WTF? Yeah, you think, here is the sci­ence guy with his words again, but actu­ally bib­lio­met­rics is a a good set of meth­ods to under­stand and study research in your field of inter­est. Usually, all it requires is a pub­li­ca­tion search engine, like Scirus, ISI Web of Science (you need an insti­tu­tional login), Google Scholar, BioMed [...]