Human-computer interaction / 2018
Shared gaze and collaboration.
Studies how remote instructors and learners build shared attention during mobile video collaboration. The work compares gaze-sharing configurations—including whether instructors can see their own shared gaze—to understand how gaze cues affect coordination.
The work
This study compares gaze-sharing configurations in mobile video collaboration, including whether an instructor sees their own shared gaze. The research and accompanying demo examine gaze visibility as a way to support shared attention between remote instructors and learners.
My role: Co-author of the ETRA 2018 paper on shared gaze and remote collaboration.
Tools & themes
Eye-tracking · Collaboration · HCI