Michael Ryan Hunsaker, M.Ed., Ph.D.

Behavioral Neuroscientist who became a Teacher for Students with Visual Impairments who loves to teach and write about assistive technology, visual impairments, and accessibility.

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Gaze Tracking (https://mrhunsaker.github.io/GazeTracking/) is a JavaScript project for gaze tracking intended for use in an academic setting. It explores how eye-gaze input can support access and assessment for students, and it is a useful starting point for anyone interested in how gaze-based interaction can be brought into classroom and research contexts.

You can try the live project at https://mrhunsaker.github.io/GazeTracking/ or browse the source at https://github.com/mrhunsaker/GazeTracking.

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