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A visual tool for analysing the dynamics of learner interaction

Stelma, J

In: American Association for Applied Linguistics annual conference; 22 Mar 2003-25 Mar 2003; Arlington, VA, USA. 2003.

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This paper presents a tool for visualizing multiple strands of activity in the time-dimension, facilitating an identification of patterns and phases representative of the dynamics of learner interaction. The visual tool is introduced through an analysis of 25 minutes of interaction between two language learners engaged in a writing activity.

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American Association for Applied Linguistics annual conference
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Arlington, VA, USA
Conference start date:
2003-03-22
Conference end date:
2003-03-25
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This paper presents a tool for visualizing multiple strands of activity in the time-dimension, facilitating an identification of patterns and phases representative of the dynamics of learner interaction. The visual tool is introduced through an analysis of 25 minutes of interaction between two language learners engaged in a writing activity.
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Manchester eScholar ID:
uk-ac-man-scw:2b274
Created:
14th August, 2009, 10:43:52
Last modified by:
Stelma, Juup
Last modified:
2nd August, 2013, 22:34:14

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