An Eye For Design: Gaze Visualizations for Remote Collaborative Work
summary
Researchers build three gaze displays (a heat map, a shared area, and a path visualization) plus a no-visual baseline and test them with low-cost eye trackers and the Iris authoring tool in a hidden-image search with 48 pairs (collaborative vs independent). Results show the shared area yields fastest coordination and highest perceived usefulness and least distraction; path increases quadrant following but feels distracting; heat map slows overall completion and rates least useful. Code and software are available.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to gaze visualizations
- 1:06Gaze visualization techniques overview
- 3:12Exploratory visualization techniques
- 5:36Experiment design and setup
- 6:20Outcome measures results
- 7:26Process measures findings
- 9:53Perceived value of visualizations
- 12:41Summary of results
- 13:43Design implications for tasks
- 15:48Future directions in research
- 16:08Software and resources
- 16:51Q&A session
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