Simple Start Quiz
Builder http://www.ccsf.cc.ca.us/Pub/Fac/quiz.html This simple application is installed on the CCSF server. It makes
simple quizzes that use CGI scripts which means that a savvy student cannot
view the source document to find the answer. Students get immediate feedback
on their quizzes. Detailed instructions
for using Quiz Builder are available. After you've created your
quiz, you'll need to copy the text of each page and upload the document
to the server. For help doing this, consult the instructions for
uploading a file, or contact the Help Desk. Here are
some examples of quizzes built with QuizBuilder.
Hot Potatoes from Martin
Holmes at the University of Victoria. http://web.uvic.ca/hrd/halfbaked/
This program is free to educators, although registration is required. There are 6 types of quizzes; JBC:
multiple-choice exercises, JCloze: gap-fill exercises, JMatch: matching/ordering
exercises, JQuiz:short-answer questions, JMix: jumbled sentences. After
you create your quizzes, Hot Potatoes will convert the files to HTML files
which you must then upload to the server. Try the online
tutorial for windows or for the Mac
before downloading. Here are some examples of quizzes made with Hot Potatoes (v.4). Version 5 has just been released and incorporates many improvements!
The Exercise Mill A collection of interactive exercises by CCSF Italian instructor Giorgo Spano, a former participant in this workshop.
Interactive Exercise Makers
by Dan Beeby. (This quizmaker is no longer supported.) http://lang.swarthmore.edu/mellon
This automatic quiz maker resides on the Swarthmore College
server. The quizzes you make with the Makers will automatically be place
on that server. Dan Beeby has asked that we copy the documents and upload
them to our own server if students will be using the exercises.. There
are 9types of Makers; ClozeMaker, DictoMaker, EvalMaker, GlossMaker, MatchMaker,MemoryMaker,
MultiMaker, OrdMaker, and PlaceMaker. The online
demo shows you a few of them starting with the GlossMaker. Here are
some other examples made with the Interactive Exercise Makers.
Quia! Create your own learning activities! http://www.quia.com
There are 8 types of games and 2 types of quizzes to create at the Quia!
site. You must register before using Quia!. At the Quia!
website you enter your information and keep track of the resulting URL.
You can create a quiz from any computer with Internet access, produce a
page, and then access it again if you remember the URL. All pages stay
on the Quia! server. You can choose a discipline on the main page to see what
others have done with Quia!Here are a few more examples of quizzes
made with Quia!.
interactivetest.com http://www.interactivetest.com
Thank you Laurie Fried! Here you can make online quizzes (up to 100 total questions) for free. More than 100 and there is a charge. The quizzes stay on the interactivetest.com server.
