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Nancy

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Online Tests - 1/2/2001 17:16:00

Many of the visitors to Outfront have asked questions regarding the quizzing engine that is supposed to integrate with FP (no support from MS though)

Since there seems to be interest in this, I came across the following site and am submitting it for those wanting to create tests for classes. I haven't looked through the information completely, but the short look at the tour was very interesting, and I did happen to see the word "free"
http://12teach.com/

and this one seems to be a partner site
http://interactivetest.com/

Nancy

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D_AnneH Posts: 1 From: Memphis, TN, USA Status: offline	RE: Online Tests - 2/15/2001 20:43:00 This sounds interesting, the statistics part is great..but I am concerned about the time frame. I need to restrict their 'taking' time and a single access to the test. I am not able to download the version but will do that later today. I am doubtful this will fullfill all my needs, however. Any ideas? Thanks, Nancy. (in reply to Nancy)

Nancy

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RE: Online Tests - 2/15/2001 23:00:00

The options from here get more complicated, and of course depend on your skill level. It seems it would require using a database and setting a cookie or something to recognize that a person had taken the test. You might try posting your scenario to the database guys, Spooky and Vince, and see what they might have as suggestions. From what little bit I understand you would be able to set a time limit that way also.

Nancy

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