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* [[IMS Question and Test Interoperability]] (better known as QTI) | * [[IMS Question and Test Interoperability]] (better known as QTI) | ||
* [[Sharable Content Object Reference Model]] (SCORM 1.2, outdated, still the most popular e-learning format in higher education) | |||
== Links == | == Links == | ||
Revision as of 18:33, 17 October 2012
Introduction
Software
Survey tools
(Some of these include features that make them suitable for quizzing)
- SurveyMonkey, open source server that you can install locally
- GoogleForms. Multipurpose online form creation and delivery tool.
Audience feedback tools
See also: Classroom response system
Quizzing services (online quizzing creation)
- QuizStar. Quote: “With QuizStar you can manage classes and quizzes, attach multimedia files to questions, make quizzes in multiple languages, access from any Internet-connected computer, allow students to complete and review”. Free service as of oct. 2012.
- QuizRevolution. Quote: “Make Free Facebook Quizzes and Free Online Quizzes. Interactive Multimedia Quizzes That Can Be Embedded On Any Site.”
- ProProfs Quizzmaker. Quote: Create Online Tests & Quizzes Easily. An add-supported version is free.
- Classmarker. Quote: “ClassMarker's secure, professional web-based testing service is an easy-to-use, customizable online test maker for business, training & educational assessment with tests and quizzes graded instantly.”. A limited version is free for education.
- Quibblo. Free online quiz-creation tool (5 types)
Learning management systems
- Any LMS usually has at least on kind of quizzing tool and they also should import SCORM 1.2 quizzes.
Quizzing software
- QeDoc “Qedoc provides interactive learning resources which centre on quiz-making and quiz-taking. Qedoc learning modules are self-contained modifiable pieces of learning software which you can download to play with, learn from, modify and upload again. Under our open content concept, anyone can use or contribute learning resources for free.”. Free.
Standards
- IMS Question and Test Interoperability (better known as QTI)
- Sharable Content Object Reference Model (SCORM 1.2, outdated, still the most popular e-learning format in higher education)
Links
- E-Assessment Examples (Referred from Wikipedia: E-Assessment, to learn what E-assessments are)
Acknowledgement
Thanx to Tech TuneUp for an initial list of tools !