| Description |
1 online resource (vi, 242 pages) : illustrations |
| Series |
Studies in writing |
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Studies in writing.
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| Contents |
Cover -- Table of Contents -- Keystroke Logging: An Introduction -- Introduction -- Positioning Keystroke Research -- Keystroke Logging: Main Features -- The Structure of the Book -- The Pausological Study of Written Language Production -- Introduction -- Temporal Aspects of Language Production -- The Pausological Study of Writing -- Conclusion -- Writing and the Analysis of Revision: An Overview -- Introduction -- The Writing Process -- The Revision Process -- Revision Analysis -- On-Line Revision Analysis -- Summary -- What Keystroke Logging can Reveal about Writing -- Methods and Tools -- Speech and Writing -- Learning to Write -- Writing Difficulties -- Combining Keystroke Logging with Eye-Tracking -- Experimental Research on Word-level Writing -- Research Directions -- Inputlog: New Perspectives on the Logging of On-Line Writing Processes in a Windows Environment -- Introduction -- Characteristics of Inputlog -- Technical Description -- Functional Description -- Further Development -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgment -- Glossary -- General Logging File -- Analyses (see also help file) -- Research Methods in Translation -- Translog -- Empirical, Process-Oriented Translation Research -- Translog History -- Translog's Five Main Functions -- Using Translog in Translation Experiments -- Analysing Translog Data -- Conclusion -- Examining Pauses in Writing: Theory, Methods and Empirical Data -- Introduction -- How Studies of Pausing can Contribute to our Understanding of Writing -- Tracing Pauses in the Written Language Production Process -- Paused Definition Used in the Empirical Studies -- Earlier Research -- Corpus-Based Analysis of Pauses -- Pause Frequencies, and Durations in Different Microcontexts in the Writing of Adults with no Reading or Writing Difficulties -- Using Microcontexts to Analyse Pauses in the Writing of Young Writers and Writers with Writing Difficulties -- Macro-Level Pause Distribution -- The Complexity of Pause Studies -- Summary and Future Research Directions -- Acknowledgement -- Pausing, Productivity and the Processing of Topic in OnLine Writing -- Introduction -- Analytical Developments in Keystroke Logging Research -- A Keystroke Study of L1 and L2 Writers -- Discussion and Conclusions -- Analysing Online Revision -- Introduction -- The LS-Taxonomy: An OnLine Revision Taxonomy -- Pre-Contextual Revisions -- Contextual Revisions -- Other Aspects of Online Revision Analysis -- Discussion -- Acknowledgements -- Segmentation of the Writing Process in Translation: Experts Versus Novices -- Introduction -- Pauses and Segmentation of the Writing Process -- Data and Method -- Results -- Discussion -- Supporting Learning, Exploring Theory and Looking Forward With Keystroke Logging -- Introduction -- Supporting Learning Using Keystroke Logging -- Exploring Theory -- Looking Forward with Keystroke Logging -- References -- Author Index -- Subject Index -- Contributors -- Last Page |
| Summary |
An overview with the world's best in one volume |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
Print version record |
| Subject |
Written communication -- Data processing
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Electronic data processing -- Keyboarding -- Research
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Written communication -- Research
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Written communication -- Methodology
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LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES -- Communication Studies.
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Written communication -- Data processing
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Written communication -- Research
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Sullivan, Kirk P. H
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Lindgren, Eva
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| ISBN |
0080460933 |
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9780080460932 |
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9780080449340 |
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0080449344 |
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