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There are several ways to administer a multiple-choice assessment online: | |||
* Paper-based options include Akindi, CrowdMark, and Markbox. | |||
* Online options include LEARN and Mobius. | |||
== Differences between the paper-based solutions == | == Differences between the paper-based solutions == | ||
You can find a comparison of the above listed paper-based solutions at the link below: | |||
* [https://www.math.uwaterloo.ca/~pkates/LT3/mc.html'''Comparison by P. Kates'''] | |||
== Using Akindi == | == Using Akindi == | ||
Revision as of 20:54, 9 September 2020
There are several ways to administer a multiple-choice assessment online:
- Paper-based options include Akindi, CrowdMark, and Markbox.
- Online options include LEARN and Mobius.
Differences between the paper-based solutions
You can find a comparison of the above listed paper-based solutions at the link below:
Using Akindi
Getting Started
- Integrate AKindi with your course on LEARN
- Getting Started with LEARN (Brightspace) Guide
- Akindi Brightspace Pre-recorded Webinar
For detailed instructions, visit:
- Assessments: How to duplicate and copy, use test templates, reuse bubble sheets, use advanced options, etc.
- Answer Keys: How to make bonus Q's, change weights, edit, copy and paste, use advanced options, etc.
Downloading, Scanning, and Uploading Sheets
- Saving exceptions, scanning/uploading, etc.
- Types of test analyses, how to curve test results using bonus, etc.
- How to download, export, send to LMS, or email students their grades
Course and Class Roster Management
- How to add instructors and TAs, archive courses, upload/edit class rosters, etc.
Online Bubble Sheet Assessments
- Special access, timed assessments, etc.