Archive for October, 2011

The eye tracking group appeared on the science show Vetandets värld on national Swedish Radio recently. Listen to the pod version here: http://sverigesradio.se/api/radio/radio.aspx?type=broadcast&id=3527509&codingformat=.m4a&metafile=asx
Read here (Swedish only):… »

Webometrics workshop HEX, the Laboratory of the Humanities and the Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences invite researchers at the faculty of humanities and theology (and like minded) to a workshop on methods and tools for studying the web. For more information… »

Several members from the Humanities Lab present their work within the Digital Heritage Forum at a full-day seminar, Oct. 17, Nya Festsalen, AF-borgen, Lund 09.30 - 15.30. More about the Digital Heritage Forum here:… »

Välkommen till en visning av Humanistlaboratoriet, måndagen 24 oktober, kl 14-16.
Vi välkomnar särskilt doktorander och nyanställda vid HT! Anmäl dig här:
  http://www.humlab.lu.se/se/education/current-courses                                                                                                                        
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We got our own copies from OUP last week, and have distributed copies to the participants of our LETA crash course in eye tracking. In Lund, the book will be used in all courses on eye-tracking and eye movements that we give (LETA, the 7.5 ECTS Ph.D course, and others). We have also heard from… »

I picked up my copy of the book at OUPs stand at ECEM 2011 in Marseille, where it was launched together with our own book “Eye Tracking”  (http://ukcatalogue.oup.com/product/9780199697083.do). I have until now read through 686 of its more than 1000 pages, and wanted to share what I think about it.
This is a book on how… »