Data for paper: Turning points in peer feedback: Sequential trajectories and joint attention in interpreter training using eye-tracking

Read full text
Authors: Rui Du
Cited by: 0

Abstract

This dataset is related to two papers titled "Turning points in peer feedback: Sequential trajectories and joint attention in interpreter training using eye-tracking" and "Launching and Receiving Peer Other-correction in Interpreter-Training Feedback: An Onset-Adjacent Mobile Eye-Tracking Study". It consists of two mobile eye-tracking recordings and two annotation files exported from ELAN, the software we used for data annotation. The videos are observational in nature, while the annotation is based on the behavior of the participants, such as embodied conduct like gaze. The data are collected from two groups of interpreting students (each consisting of three participants) while they are practising interpreting together. Data are not made public as it concerns ethical regulations.

Fields of Study & Subjects

EFL/ESL Teaching and Learning Translation Studies and Practices Language Discourse Communication Strategies

Publication details

Journal / source
KU Leuven RDR
Publication date
1 January 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Dataset