More and more people are publishing eye-tracking research in open-access journals. This is due, in large part, to the increased number of open-access journals as well as greater interest in publishing research that anyone can use and view without paying for access.
For ease and convenience, there is even a Directory of Open Access Journals. This directory not only lists peer-reviewed journals but also has a search function to easily access relevant articles. Along these lines, here is a list of open-access journals that routinely publish eye-tracking articles. These journals are peer reviewed and fully open access, not hybrid or delayed. If you have some suggestions for this list, let us know (info@sr-research.com).
Lily's first experience with an eye tracker was in the 1990s with the shiny, sleek, and ultra-modern EyeLink I. Now, she works for the company that made them. Lily spends her time at SR Research designing the website, producing software icons and marketing material, trying in vain to avoid social media, and writing scientific articles. With a PhD in Psychology and an MSc in Educational Psychology, she gravitates toward eye-tracking research involving memory, cognition, vision, and education.
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