I've read
- the Eye Gaze Wiki http://eyegazesen.wikispaces.com/
- James Winchester's posts on eye gaze
- Why "Prove it with Low Tech First" Doesn't Work from Teaching Learners with Multiple Special Needs
- Teachinglearnerswithmultipleneeds : Free-and-low-cost-head-and-eye-gaze from 2009
- Articles and videos on The Bridge School website
- Eye Gaze in the classroom from SMARTBOX
- The eye gaze learning curve from Sensory Guru
From Sen teacher download Lightbox Light Box has 21 abstract scenes which encourage exploration of basic cause and effect. A range of colours, contrasts and background options are provided.
The desktop version includes support for switches, Leap Motion, mice, head and eye trackers.
Glide and Midas touch ,the cursor has a circle round it so you can see where you are pointing.
Jackson Pollock
Wildcard
http://www.thisissand.com/
Grains of sand build up to make a picture .The sound effect of the gentle dropping of sand is an option and you can save your work to the gallery,then download.
Boobah Zone
and HeadMouse
and a 30 day trail on Dwell clicker
They are both easy to set up (so far only on the laptop -Windows 8)
This isn't eye gaze :
Tobii PC eyego
or
EYEGAZE Foundations
or
any of these packages
but may be a start as we begin to look in to systems and assessment. So far my student has controlled Camera Mouse and created a Jackson Pollock picture!
