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Introducing Exam Mode

If you want to deliver a traditional summative test, use Exam Mode.

Exam Mode excludes

multiple attempts
right or wrong notification after each question
formative feedback after each question

but is otherwise Continue reading →

Posted on 19/10/2014 by Ian Grove-Stephensen Tagged assessment exam free text marking QA quick assessments speed marking Comments1 Comment on Set an exam using Quick Assignments

Set an exam using Quick Assignments

Sam Hucker from Winterbourne International Academy asked me this question this morning:

I have set up a partial exam for my BTEC Engineering students. Is there a way that I can set up further questions where they have to type paragraphs or free sentences in larger
quantities? Continue reading →

Posted on 13/05/2013 by Ian Grove-Stephensen Tagged avatar computer adaptive testing Ebbinghaus exam exams gamisation GCSE revision Comments1 Comment on Finally, student-controlled revision on Yacapaca

Finally, student-controlled revision on Yacapaca

The best time to plant a tree is 40 years ago. The second-best time is today.
Chinese proverb

I originally conceptualised Yacapaca as system that would be entirely teacher-controlled and teacher-led. That fits the market well, but I have always had a nagging Continue reading →

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