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How Yacapaca Boosts Exam Results

Yacapaca is designed to boost results across your school or college. Here’s how:

Know what your students know with analytics
From question-by-question detail, through key concept analysis, per-topic progression through the 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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