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CORDFU chart for two-dimensional collaboration documentation

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The Chronologically Ordered Dialogue & Features Used (CORDFU) chart is the development of the original annotated user log from the Ecolab evaluation for group use of multimedia. Its vertical axis records CD-ROM features above a bold horizontal line and categories of talk below it, while the horizontal axis records the amount of attention paid to a feature or dialogue category in text units of up to 24 characters. For each X recording a CD-ROM feature there is a O indicating the type of talk that occurred whilst this feature was in use.

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  • CORDFU chart for two-dimensional collaboration documentation: The Chronologically Ordered Dialogue & Features Used (CORDFU) chart is the development of the original annotated user log from the Ecolab evaluation for group use of multimedia. Its vertical axis records CD-ROM features above a bold horizontal line and categories of talk below it, while the horizontal axis records the amount of attention paid to a feature or dialogue category in text units of up to 24 characters. For each X recording a CD-ROM feature there is a O indicating the type of talk that occurred whilst this feature was in use. (Luckin (2003))

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  • Luckin, Rosemary (2003). Between the lines: documenting the multiple dimensions of computer-supported collaborations. Computers & Education, 41 (4). http://sro.sussex.ac.uk/id/eprint/1366/
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title CORDFU chart for two-dimensional collaboration documentation
description The Chronologically Ordered Dialogue & Features Used (CORDFU) chart is the development of the original annotated user log from the Ecolab evaluation for group use of multimedia.
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