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Conley, 2020 - Google Patents

Learning User Experience Design (LUX): Adding the “L” to UX research using biometric sensors

Conley, 2020

Document ID
18093187320435699925
Author
Conley Q
Publication year
Publication venue
Research Methods in Learning Design and Technology

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As an emerging research methodology, biometrics is applied using a mix of biometric sensors including, eye-tracking, facial expression recognition, galvanic skin conductance, EEG, and more. These tools provide an extra layer of data for tracking user's attention as …
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