Dataset of Physiological Responses in Educational Pitch Presentations

This database is created using wristband and electroencephalogram (Muse 2 and Empatica E4) to monitor brain activity and other physiological parameters during elevator pitch presentations about eight students in a classroom using biometric sensors .The data collection captured signals such as blood volume pulse (BVP), electrodermal activity (EDA), skin temperature (TEMP) and Heart Rate (HR). This trial, part of a series of experiments, provides a resource for researching student biomarkers in educational entrepreneurship contexts. The database stands out for being publicly accessible, focusing on business pitches in an educational environment, and promoting broad collaboration among researchers interested in the intersection of entrepreneurship education and neuroeducation.