Prof. Markku S. Hannula (Finland - I think) has been doing some work on gaze tracking during mathematics classes. He gave a very interesting presentation at a Deakin University Symposium where he outline a research project using "mobile gaze tracking to record student visual attention during mathematics lessons" in a school setting.
Dear Matthias, there is some research on the topic you have mentioned.
Here there are some examples:
(Yu, Zhong & Fricker, 2012): http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3374955/
(Yaros & Cook, 2010) (attached)
(Yu & Smith, 2011) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22213894 (attached).
Hope it helps. Regards.
Lieber Herr Böhm,
not to my knowledge. sorry. but you got some interesting answers already!
kind regards,
Ulrich Schiefele
Dear Prof. Schiefele,
thank you very much. As a novice researcher I am honoured to receive an answer from an expert in motivational research.
Best regards,
Matthias
Have a look at this thesis:
"La gestion de la charge mentale des contrôleurs aériens En-Route:
Apports de l’eye-tracking dans le cadre du projet européen SESAR"
from Caroline Martin, 6 septembre 2013, University UT2 Toulouse
Very good work
Regards
Dear Jean,
thank you very much for this thesis about air traffic control.
Regards
As I remember, there were some presentations about visual attention and eye tracking at the 5th International Conference on Traffic and Transport Psychology in 2012. Maybe you can search the abstract book, follow this link: http://www.icttp2012.com/images/stories/icttp_2012_abstract_book.pdf
At least the following researchers presented in this topic, maybe you can find some publications from them:
- Lehtonen, E., Lappi, O., & Summala, H. from Traffic Research Unit, University of Helsinki, Finland.
- Lenné, M., Beanland, V.B., & Underwood, G. from Monash University Accident Research Centre, Australia
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