May 13-18, 2019
Petra Hendriks (University of Groningen) – Investigating Individual Variation in Reference Production and Comprehension
Sidney Segalowitz (Brock University) – An Introduction to Cognitive Electrophysiology EEG/ERP Methods: Past, Present and Future
Jacolien van Rij (University of Groningen) – Advanced Statistical Methods for Psycholinguistics: Analyzing Time Course Data
Certificate Courses:
Liam Blything (University of Alberta) – Creating a Visual World Paradigm Step-by-Step Using Experiment Builder
Vincent Porretta (University of Windsor) & Aki-Juhani Kyröläinen (McMaster University) – Introduction to R for Experimental Data Processing
Aki-Juhani Kyröläinen (McMaster University) & Vincent Porretta (University of Windsor) – Introduction to Linear Mixed-Effects Regression Using R
May 14-19, 2018
Harald Baayen (University of Tübingen) – Computational Modeling of Lexical Processing with Naive Discriminative Learning
Emmanuel Keuleers (Tilburg University) – Crowds, Words, and Networks: A Transaction-Based View on Studying Language Processing
Aki-Juhani Kyröläinen (McMaster University) & Vincent Porretta (University of Windsor) – Introduction to Linear Mixed-Effects Modeling in R
Gary Libben (Brock University) – Building and Combining Your own Behavioural Psycholinguistic Techniques for Pure and Applied Research
Vincent Porretta (University of Windsor) – Introduction to R
Debra Titone (McGill University) & Jason Gullifer (McGill University) – Capitalizing on our Communicative & Neurocognitive Diversity: A Selective Overview of Why and How We Study Individual Differences in Language Processing
Benjamin V. Tucker (University of Alberta) – Using Speech in Psycholinguistics: From Speech Synthesis to Spoken Word Recognition
Jacolien Van Rij (University of Groningen) & Juhani Järvikivi (University of Alberta) – The Visual World Paradigm Step-by-Step Eye-tracking for Spoken Language Research
May 15-20, 2017
Shanley Allen (University of Kaiserslautern) – Scientific Writing in Psycholinguistics
Harald Baayen (University of Tübingen) – Implicit Grammar: A Discriminative Perspective on Language and Language Processing
Juhani Järvikivi & Vincent Porretta (University of Alberta) – Exploring Visual World Eye-Tracking and Pupillometry
Vincent Porretta (University of Alberta) – Introduction to R
Vincent Porretta (University of Alberta) & Aki-Juhani Kyröläinen (University of Turku) – Advanced Statistical Workshop: Generalized Additive Mixed Models
Vincent Porretta (University of Alberta) & Aki-Juhani Kyröläinen (University of Turku) – Linear Mixed Effects Modeling and Data Visualization
Debra Titone (McGill University) – Eye Movement Methods to Investigate Bilingual Reading
Benjamin V. Tucker (University of Alberta) – Using Speech in Psycholinguistics: From Speech Synthesis to Spoken Word Recognition
May 16-21, 2016
Harald Baayen (University of Tübingen) – Implicit Grammar
Gary Libben (Brock University) – Simple Approaches to Building and Combining New Behavioral Psycholinguistic Techniques
Johanne Paradis (University of Alberta) – Conducting Research with Bilingual Children: Topics and Methods
Vincent Porretta (University of Alberta) – An Introduction to R and Psycholinguistic Data Analysis
Anne-Michelle Tessier & Kayla Day (University of Alberta) – Methods in Phonological Acquisition Analysis
Benjamin V. Tucker & Daniel Brenner (University of Alberta) – Using Speech in Psycholinguistics: From Speech Synthesis to Spoken Word Recognition
Jacolien Van Rij (University of Groningen), Vincent Porretta & Juhani Järvikivi (University of Alberta) – Exploring the Visual World Eye-Tracking Paradigm: Introduction and Data Collection & Analyzing the Time Course of Eyetracking Data
Jacolien van Rij (University of Groningen) An Introduction to Using GAMMs for Analyzing Eyetracking Data
May 19-23, 2015
Harald Baayen (University of Tübingen) – Implicit Morphology
Herbert Colston (University of Alberta) – Figurative Language and Experimental Psycholinguistics: Converging Paradigms and Measures
Juhani Järvikivi (University of Alberta) & Jacolien Van Rij (University of Tübingen) – Exploring the Visual World Eye-Tracking Paradigm: Introduction and Data Collection
Gary Libben (Brock University) – The Psycholinguistics of Complex Words in Creative Minds
Vincent Porretta & Antti Arppe (University of Alberta) – A Short Overview and Introduction to Statistics and R
Benjamin V. Tucker (University of Alberta) – Using Speech in Psycholinguistics: From Speech Synthesis to Spoken Word Recognition
Jacolien Van Rij (University of Tübingen) & Juhani Järvikivi (University of Alberta) – Exploring the Visual World Eye-Tracking Paradigm: Analyzing the Time Course of Eye-Tracking Data
May 19-23, 2014
Antti Arppe (University of Alberta) – Introduction to Modeling Naive Discriminative Learning
Herbert Colston (University of Alberta) – Figurative Language and Experimental Psycholinguistics: Converging Paradigms and Measures
Gary Libben (Brock University) – The Psycholinguistics of Complex Words in Creative Minds
Antoine Tremblay (Dalhousie University) – EEG Data in R: Formatting, Pre-processing, and Statistical Analysis
Benjamin V. Tucker (University of Alberta) – Using Speech in Psycholinguistics: From Speech Synthesis to Spoken Word Recognition
Jacolien Van Rij (University of Tübingen) & Juhani Järvikivi (University of Alberta) – Exploring the Visual World Eye-Tracking Paradigm: From Data Collection to Statistical Analysis
