Upcoming events
We invite you to join us at a training academy, to enhance and develop the skills to get the most out of Inputlog. Here you can find information about upcoming training sessions.
Trondheim (Norway) 2023
18–22 February
Workshop (WRAB conference 2023) | Process feedback with Inputlog
Subject matters:
- Setting up a keystroke logging study
- Creating and Generating a process feedback report
- Using process feedback in a classroom setting
Umea (Sweden) 2022
June 17-19
Training school (Earli SIG Writing 2020) | Designing keystroke logging research
Earli SIG Writing conference
Subject matters:
- Setting up a keystroke logging study
- Recording writing processes with Inputlog
- Data cleaning
- Quantitative and qualitative analysis of KSL
- Reporting writing process research
More information: Earli SIG Writing 2022
Shandong (China) 2020
Keynote | Using keystroke logging in your research … and in your classroom
International conference on second language research and teaching (Shandong University)
Webinar:
- Conducting keystroke logging research in writing
- Providing process feedback to students with Inputlog
- Logging Chinese script
- The future of keystroke logging
More information: watch webinar | slides (canceled)
Porto (Portugal) 2018
November 1–3
Demonstration | Inputlog report function
ELN | 1st Literacy summit
Subject matters:
- Introduction | Inputlog analyses
- General introduction to the latest version of Inputlog.
- Demonstration | Inputlog report function
The Inputlog report function enables you to give your pupils or students feedback on their writing processes. We provide a standard reporting on different aspects of the writers’ process (e.g. pausing behavior, source use and fluency graph). The reports can be customized to your needs by using the template function.
Xi’An (China) 2020
March 11-14
Demo | Logging Chinese script with Inputlog
WRAB Conference
Subject matters:
- Introduction to keystroke logging
- Recording Chinese script with Inputlog (pinyin)
- Further developments
More information: WRAB conference 2020
[Canceled due to corona]
Pittsburg, PA (USA) 2019
March 12
Workshop | Using keystroke logging in writing research
ATTW Conference
Subject matters:
- Introduction to keystroke logging
- Recording writing processes with Inputlog
- Analyzing and interpreting log data
- Reporting writing process research
More information: ATTW conference 2019
Reference
If you publish or present a paper in which Inputlog has been used, please refer to the following article:
Leijten, M., & Van Waes, L. (2013). Keystroke Logging in Writing Research: Using Inputlog to Analyze Writing Processes. Written Communication 30(3), 358-392
DOI: 10.1177/0741088313491692
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