"Spotkania z Humanistyką Cyfrową"
Dr hab. Tomasz Gackowski będzie prelegentem podczas siódmego "Spotkania z Humanistyką Cyfrową" organizowanego przez Instytut Informacji Naukowej i Bibliotekoznawstwa UWr. Szczegłu odnajdziecie tutaj: http://phc.uni.wroc.pl/spotkanie_7.html Do zobaczenia!
Trump and the Polish case - the results of the survey LBM UW
We present the results of a survey on Polish-American relations conducted by the Laboratory of Media Studie UW.
In our study, 52 percent. Poles answered "no" and 19 percent. "Rather not" to the question "If it was possible, would you like Donald Trump to be the president of Poland?". However, 4 out of 10 respondents are of the opinion that the holiday visit of US President Donald Trump in Poland had a positive impact on Polish-American relations.
The full results of the survey and expert comments can be found in the accompanying communication.
 Sondaz_stosunki_pol_amerykanskie_UW_12012018.pdf | [ ] | 482 kB |
FIFA 18 LBM UW!
FIFA 18 players – how do they feel and what do they see? Eyetracking, GSR/EDA, ECG, and facetracking – research reconnaissance
Video games have become popular immersive entertainment and what is more it has also been a dynamically growing business sector, likewise e-sport. Testing players engagement in a game has become an important and interesting challenge for social sciences researchers. In our experiment, we checked the physiological reactions of FIFA players during a game, especially the key parts of it.
Modern Media Analysis Center already open
Experience virtual reality, identify emotions, examine eye tracking and brain wave activity - these are just some of the measurements that UW researchers will be able to perform with modern Media Analysis Center equipment. CAM is a research and development laboratory which will carry out advanced tests, not yet conducted in Central and Eastern Europe. CAM was founded at the Faculty of Journalism, Information and Book Studies of the University of Warsaw.
UW researchers want to see how we respond to the reception of a variety of media content - from text, graphics, photos, posters, spots to movie sequences, and finally, the experience of virtual and augmented reality. Available only to some of the world's top universities (Stanford University, Harvard University, MIT), iMotions is a system that monitors and analysis audiovisual media reports. This system allows for biometric measurements (physiological changes occurring in the study) and most importantly - integrating them on a single time axis in the same integrated development environment. Up to now, it has been possible to carry out some of these measurements, but not to point them directly in one perspective - with modern software, more accurate and reliable biometric and human behavioral studies can be obtained and integrated.