Could neurolecturing address the limitations of live and recorded lectures?

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Gamez, D. 2018. Could neurolecturing address the limitations of live and recorded lectures? Humana.Mente Journal of Philosophical Studies. 33, pp. 43-58.
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TitleCould neurolecturing address the limitations of live and recorded lectures?
AuthorsGamez, D.
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Lectures are a common teaching method in higher education. However, they have many serious limitations, including boredom, attendance, short attention span, low knowledge transmission and the passivity of students. This paper suggests how a combination of electroencephalography (EEG) and eye-tracking technology could address some of these limitations – an approach that I have called neurolecturing. Neurolecturing could measure students’ attention, learning and cognitive load and provide real time feedback to students and lecturers. It could also play a role in the flipped classroom and artificial intelligence tutoring.

Research GroupArtificial Intelligence group
PublisherEdizioni E T S
JournalHumana.Mente Journal of Philosophical Studies
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Accepted09 Jan 2017
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