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PsychoPy and Tobii eye tracking workshop

Workshop

PsychoPy and Tobii eye tracking workshop

  • April 12, 2024
  • School of Psychology — University of Nottingham
The event has concluded.

April 12, 2024

School of Psychology — University of Nottingham

Physical

English

Cost

£150+VAT (UK)

Event details

Join Tobii and PsychoPy at Nottingham University for a one-day on-site workshop on how to create an eye tracking experiment using PsychoPy and eye tracking from Tobii.

During the day, you will learn about Tobii Pro Lab, our behavior research software designed to deliver insights for human behavior research. Its features guide researchers throughout their journey from data collection, through analysis of large volumes of eye tracking data with precise and consistent timing accuracy, to insights, leveraging the stimuli created by PsychoPy. Together PsychoPy and Tobii Pro Lab deliver solid research findings.

The event has concluded.

April 12, 2024

School of Psychology — University of Nottingham

Physical

English

Cost

£150+VAT (UK)

Type
  • Workshop
Products
  • Software
Solutions
  • Psychology and neuroscience

Our representative on site

  • Andreu Oliver

    Andreu Oliver

    ACCOUNT MANAGER, SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, TOBII

    Andreu is the Account Manager for Tobii, covering UK and Ireland. He has been working with eye tracking for 10 years in different positions. His background is in cognitive psychology and he did his PhD in Attention distribution and information processing. He has specialized in the integration of eye tracking and other measures like EEG or psychophysiological data and in the use of eye tracking as an early diagnostic tool for ASD.

Register to attend the workshop

Visit the registration page to learn more about the event. There are limited amount of seats available so make sure to sign up soon! Last day to sign up is on April 6th.

Sign up now