Department of Psychology, CHRIST (Deemed to be University)
NeuroCognition Laboratory (NCL)
CHRIST (Deemed to be) University
School of Psychological Sciences
Summary Report- Eye Track 2025
3-Day Certificate Workshop on Eye Tracking Methodology
Overview
The three-day certificate workshop on Eye Tracking Methodology (EYE TRACK 2025) was held between 6th and 8th February, 2025 at CHRIST (Deemed to be) University, Central Campus, Bangalore. The workshop was organized by NeuroCognition Laboratory and there were 20 participants made up of post graduate students, PhD scholars and professionals from various disciplines. The workshop provided hands-on experience with state of the art eye trackers by Tobii and SR research, and participants also learnt how to design and conduct experimental research using Eye Tracking Methodology. The summary of the workshop sessions have been provided below.
The workshop was supported by volunteers from the 'Bridging the Future' program at CHRIST, which is a collaborative program between the Centre for Social Action at CHRIST and BOSCH India. The program focuses on empowering youths from underprivileged and economically disadvantaged backgrounds to gain training on various areas to improve their employability. The workshop also aligned with the Goal 12 of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), and efforts were made to reduce plastic waste during the event.
General Information
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Type of activity- Workshop
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Title of activity- 3-day Certificate Workshop on Eye tracking methodology (EYE TRACK 2025)
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Dates- 6th, 7th and 8th February, 2025
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Time- 8:45AM-5:00PM (6th Feb), 9:00AM-5:00PM (7th Feb), 9:00AM-3:00PM (8th Feb)
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Venue- NeuroCognition Laboratory & Assembly Hall, Third Floor, Block 2, CHRIST Central Campus, Bangalore.
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Collaborators/Sponsors- None
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Program Schedule- View Full Schedule
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Speakers & Organizers- View Full List
Workshop Feedback
Participant Rating on Workshop Components
The workshop received high ratings from participants on some indices - the quality of facilitators, demonstrations, and workshop materials the most. The speakers, organization and logistics, and the overall learning experience were also well-rated. However, feedback suggested while the food quality was okay, it could be improved.
The participants found the workshop highly informative and well-structured, with a strong focus on the quality of speakers and the multidisciplinary applications of eye-tracking methodology. Participants particularly appreciated the hands-on experience sessions and the handbook, making it an enriching learning experience. Suggestions for improvement included enhancing the quality of food, allocating more time for data analysis. Participants expressed a strong willingness to attend an advanced-level workshop on eye-tracking methodology with a focus on experiment design and programming, data analysis, and applications in specific fields such as clinical psychology and commerce. Additionally, they recommended incorporating more hands-on experience with different types of eye trackers, including mobile eye trackers.
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