The main advantage of eye tracking is that it doesn’t require children to do or say anything explicit. Often young children or children with autism spectrum disorder are unable to communicate their understanding but that doesn’t mean they don’t understand. Eye tracking enables us to see if they are visually engaging with things that indicate understanding.Dr. Sudha Arunachalam, NYU Learn Lab Director
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