Spell checking when working online.
Table of Contents
- Spell checking when working online
- Children who use technology are "better writers" Zoe Kleinman, BBC News. 3 December, 2009
- Working online - patterns of reading and writing
- Types of spell checkers
- Possible Strategies
- How are the students spell checking blogs, wikis etc?
- Is online word processing here?
- The message from students - Keep it simple!
- Performance of spell checkers varies
- Performance of spell checkers varies BUT so does usability
- Personalisation
- So how accurate are spell checkers?
- Non-word error test
- Single non-word error correction accuracy
- Single non-word error correction accuracy
- Some checkers can also correct real word errors
- Some checkers can also correct real word errors
- Testing contextual spell checkers
- Test 1: Controlled data
- Results of controlled data
- Test 2: Free writing example
- Word 2007 corrected version
- Google toolbar corrected version
- Ginger corrected version
- Conclusions
- Contact Details
- Useful Links
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Test 2: Free writing example
- 74 word paragraph by a year 10 dyslexic:
- He duse this at the begen by saying about this purson "sat in a wheeled chair, wating for dark," now Owen in this poem starts off if he was fare away from the solder like he is looken on to the solder. Then leter on in the poem he get moor clowser to him and sturts to discrid his amosins and even get the reader in the amoshen like if you where the solder.
- 11 non-word errors
- 7 real-word errors