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The journal files in Revit captures everything you do during a Revit session. The journal file locations are documented here:
The difficulty with journals is the fact they are not exactly "human readable". You can open them with a text editor and if you know what you are looking for you can find specific actions but it might be difficult. Not sure if it is going to be super helpful in the situation. Your time might be better spent in a conference room for an hour with the "finger pointers" in a session to work out the problems and open communication.
Or you can spend hours looking at journals to find out "what happened".
Journals are good for finding errors in the software but not so great for developing a case against a "finger pointer".
You can't do this directly. Time stamps in the journal files could be used for this but probably more trouble than it is worth. Years ago when I worked in an office I had a little app that ran in the background and captured how much time you spent in each application on a given day. I used that for tracking billable hours a little bit. I can't remember the name of it but I am sure there are tons of apps out there that do this.
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