Getting started with eye tracking

Webinar

Getting started with eye tracking

From basics to research applications 

  • December 2, 2026
  • Online

December 2, 2026

Online

Online

English

5:00 pm CET​ / 11:00 am EST

Webinar details

Eye tracking offers a unique way to understand visual attention and human behavior, but if you’re new to the methodology, it can be difficult to know where to start.  

Join us for an introductory webinar designed for researchers who want to better understand what eye tracking is, what it can reveal, and how it can be applied across different fields of research.  

Our eye tracking experts will walk through the fundamentals of the technology, explore common applications and research questions, and introduce the different types of eye tracking setups available today. You’ll also get a high-level look at how an eye tracking study comes together, from choosing the right setup to collecting and analyzing data.  

Attend the webinar to learn about

  • What eye tracking is and how it works  

  • What eye tracking can reveal about attention and human behavior  

  • How eye tracking is used across different research fields and applications  

  • The different types of eye tracking setups, including screen-based, eye tracking glasses and webcam-based approaches  

  • The role of software and analysis in an eye tracking study  

  • Key considerations when planning your first eye tracking study  

Whether you’re completely new to eye tracking or are exploring whether it could add value to your research, this webinar will give you a practical foundation and help you understand your options for getting started.

December 2, 2026

Online

Online

English

5:00 pm CET​ / 11:00 am EST

The speakers

  • Matteo Venerucci

    Matteo Venerucci

    Research scientist, Tobii

    As a cognitive psychologist and human factors expert, Matteo is a distinguished researcher active in the fields of neuromarketing, user experience (UX), and human factors. With 15 years of experience in eye tracking and other biosensor technologies, he advances scientific knowledge by publishing papers in collaboration with researchers from various universities.

  • Dr. Katrina Connell

    Dr. Katrina Connell

    Research Scientist, Tobii

    With over 11 years of eye tracking experience, Katrina specializes in behavioral and attention-based experimental research. After obtaining her Ph.D. in linguistics in 2017 from the University of Kansas, Katrina has dedicated herself to partnering with researchers in academia and industry from around the world by sharing her expertise through eye-tracking trainings and supporting researchers using in all stages of their eye tracking research.

Ready to learn about eye tracking?

Discover the basics of eye tracking, explore its research applications, and learn how to plan your first study.

Fill out the form below to register for our introductory webinar and learn the fundamentals of eye tracking research.