APPENDIX H: USING THE LAM
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An Example of a Data Log
### CAUTION ###
The following data represents personal communication.
Please respect privacy accordingly.
Language Activity Monitor Springboard LAM-2
Version 2.00
Prentke Romich Company
*[YY-MM-DD=05-06-07]*
09:47:15 SEM "like "
09:47:22 SEM "read "
09:47:24 SEM "put "
09:47:28 SEM "please "
09:47:39 SEM "I "
09:47:41 SEM "eat "
09:47:48 SEM "I "
09:47:49 SEM "feel "
09:47:58 ACT "happy "
09:48:15 SEM "you "
09:48:17 SEM "feel "
09:48:18 ACT "happy "
09:48:22 SEM "I "
09:48:23 SEM "want "
09:48:24 SEM "drink "
09:48:27 ACT "water "
09:48:44 SEM "you "
09:48:45 SEM "go "
09:48:47 ACT "outside. "
09:49:05 SEM "my "
09:49:07 SEM " "
09:49:16 PAG "Maria "
An Example of CTL Information
01:52:01 CTL "Switch User Area from Unity 45 Full to Unity 84 Single Hit"
01:52:14 CTL "Switch User Area from Unity 84 Single Hit to Unity 45 Full"
About the LAM Data
When you look at the Data Log, the first thing you see is the year, month and date of this
particular log.
The next item you notice is the Time Stamp. Time is presented in a 24-hour format.
Following the time Stamp is the SOURCE of language event. Source codes are in capital letters.
The following source codes are currently valid:
ACT (Activity Row)
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