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You might also consider Transana (http://transana.org/), developed
here at UW-Madison. It's not the most intuitive program (but none of
these programs seem to be), but it's pretty good, has accessible
support (David Woods here), and is a bargain. There's also a multi-
user version that offers some great collaborative usage.
-john
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Games, Learning, and Society Group
Educational Communication and Technology Program
Department of Curriculum and Instruction
University of Wisconsin, Madison
johnmartin@wisc.edu
http://regardingjohn.com
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