LOGGING USER ACTIONS WITHIN ACTIVITY CONTEXT
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1. A system that facilitates logging actions related to an activity, comprising:
- an activity determination component that identifies an activity associated with a plurality of actions; and
a log management component that logs a subset of the plurality of actions based at least in part upon the activity.
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Abstract
A system that can log user actions associated with an activity is disclosed. For example, the system can maintain a log of user keystrokes, files accessed, files opened, files created, websites visited, communication events (e.g., phone calls, instant messaging communications), etc. Additionally, the system can log extrinsic data (e.g., context data) associated with the user actions. As well, these logged actions can be aggregated, synchronized and/or shared between multiple users and/or devices.
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1. A system that facilitates logging actions related to an activity, comprising:
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an activity determination component that identifies an activity associated with a plurality of actions; and a log management component that logs a subset of the plurality of actions based at least in part upon the activity. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)
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16. A method of logging user actions associated with an activity, comprising:
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monitoring a plurality of user actions; determining an activity associated with a subset of the plurality of user actions; and logging a subset of the plurality of user actions. - View Dependent Claims (17, 18)
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19. A system that facilitates logging user actions associated with an activity, comprising:
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means for observing actions of a user; means for determining a subset of the actions of the user based at least in part upon a policy; means for associating the subset of the actions of the user to the activity; means for tagging the subset of the actions of the user to the activity; and means for logging the subset of the actions of the user. - View Dependent Claims (20)
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