ExamView+Assessment+Suite

Reviewed by Don Bates This is an immediate response assessment tool. It gives students feedback on how they did, and it lets the teacher see what areas are still giving students difficulties. The system can be used in varying question formats. It gives instructors another tool to create, manage, and administer assessments. The quick pad response system allows students to answer independently. Each student has a controller, and the teacher can make the respondents identity unnoticed so that participation does not become an issue. As educators, it gives us a quick look at the classes level of understanding, and from there, we can decide the next course of action. The system can also be used for formal assessments as well by providing the instructor with a classroom management system. Teachers can publish traditional tests, and they can also access assessments on the web. There are a number of question banks already developed through //e//Instruction//.// State tests can be sorted by question type, standard covered, age group, and year of the test. You can select all of a test or a specific standard to cover. Kids also enjoy the informal answer format because it is like playing a game. They actually get excited about learning.
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