Keystroke Logging

[Irv Englander]

Has anyone come across a simple way to do keystroke logging in the
background? I know that DEC Unix used to have a utility for this
purpose. You simply started it at a prompt with background &, and it
saved everything you typed to a file. This would be useful to me in my
classes--I could have the students log their work and send it to me as a
file.

Thanks,

Irv Englander (ienglander at bentley.edu)

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