Training schools

Training Schools serve to help the Action achieve their MoU Objectives and deliver impact with regards to:

Capacity Building: Allowing COST Actions to provide training for Researchers and Innovators in highly specialised topics which are essential for the Action. They are the tool for transferring know-how among all types of actors and building interdisciplinary expertise;

Research Coordination: Training Schools can also be used for reaching specific results (e.g., data collection or analysis, training on methodologies developed by the Action) in support of the objectives of the COST Action.

Training Schools benefit to:
1. Trainers: 

  • Networking with colleagues and next generation of researchers working in the same area;
  • Setting the “standard” and/or shape new and emerging areas of knowledge;
  • Developing and improving their own materials.

2. Trainees:

  • Meeting and networking with peers and leaders of the area and, build the next generation of researchers;
  • Getting critical knowledge and skills to deepen their own research;
  • Creating potential for career opportunities.

! Training Schools will be announced on the official webpage on time (Upcoming events section), and communicated via Slack and/or email to all the participants.

! Depending on the budget, the Action will reimburse several candidates. All the necessary criteria will be listed along with each call.

2nd training school on MultiplEYE data collection

The summer edition of the Zagreb Training School on MultiplEYE data collection was held from July 7–9 in Zagreb, Croatia. Participants and trainers from eight countries were warmly welcomed to the Laboratory for Psycholinguistic Research at the Faculty of Education and Rehabilitation Sciences by Action Vice-Chair Ana Matić Škorić, Laboratory Head Marijan Palmović, and the…
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1st training school on MultiplEYE data collection

The first training school on MultiplEYE data collection took place on January 23-25 in Zagreb, Croatia, at the University of Zagreb, Faculty of Education and Rehabilitation Sciences. The aim of the training school was to bring together individuals who are planning to collect data for the MultiplEYE Eyetracking-while-Reading Corpus and provide them with hands-on training…
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