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Table 9 Segments of Mary’s text production (0:11:56–0:19:29)

From: Using keystroke logging to understand writers’ processes on a reading-into-writing test

Documents

Starting time

Duration

Keystroke logs

Writing sheet

0:11:56

0:00:30

Should

Task prompt

0:12:26

0:00:03

 

Writing sheet

0:12:30

0:00:09

Endangered Language

Task prompt

0:12:39

0:00:03

 

Writing sheet

0:12:42

0:00:11

be saves ##d from ex

Task prompt

0:12:53

0:00:04

 

Writing sheet

0:12:57

0:00:14

tinction?

Task prompt

0:13:11

0:00:03

 

Writing sheet

0:13:13

0:00:15

<Save Endangered Languages

Task prompt

0:13:29

0:00:03

 

Writing sheet

0:13:32

0:00:43

Before It’s Too Late

Task prompt

0:14:15

0:00:01

 

Writing sheet

0:14:16

0:00:08

(n/a)

Source text 1

0:14:23

0:00:11

 

Writing sheet

0:14:34

0:00:05

Chester Monrce > <Languages Don’t Need Saving: People Do

Source text 2

0:14:39

0:00:10

 

Writing sheet

0:14:49

0:04:16

Gretchen Werner > The aim of this article is stablich #########establish a comparation between two renamed ##the point of view of author Chester Monrce and Gretchen Werner. The two ones discuss about en##Endangered Language. and to show

Task prompt

0:19:05

0:00:05

 

Writing sheet

0:19:10

0:00:17

state m#our own point of t#view about

Task prompt

0:19:27

0:00:03

 

Writing sheet

0:19:29

0:03:17

the topic## discussed#######

  1. Note: # indicates a deletion of the previous character
  2. Note 2: (n/a) indicates that the writer did not type anything within the duration