ExamView Quarterly

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Tell us what you want to know about ExamView and we will strive to answer your questions in upcoming issues. Email your questions to: info@examview.com

Welcome to the inaugural issue of the ExamView Quarterly. By answering your questions and providing useful tips and ExamView news, we hope this quarterly newsletter will be a valuable asset to you in your instruction and assessment.

In this issue you will learn how to easily convert tests you previously created in a word processor to the ExamView format. Future issues will discuss topics such as how to effectively incorporate multimedia into your test questions and how to meet special student needs with ExamView.

Publisher-created ExamView question banks are available for over 1,000 textbooks from a wide variety of educational publishers. Check with your publisher to see if ExamView question banks are available for your new textbook. If not, encourage them to contact FSCreations for details.

As the name suggests, the ExamView Quarterly is truly a quarterly newsletter–we will not inundate you with daily or weekly promotional materials and advertisements. Nor will we ever share your e-mail address with any outside sources or lists.

To purchase ExamView for your department or school, visit www.examview.com.


Take the new ExamView multimedia tour and tutorial. We promise you will learn something new about how to use ExamView more effectively. High speed connection (e.g., T1, DSL, cable modem, etc.) Standard connection (e.g., 56K modem) ExamView has been put on the list of the Review Zone's Best of 2001. See the features that excited the reviewer! It's our job to know the latest information on assessment and teacher tools, so let us share with you some of the information that we think you will find important, helpful and immediately useful.	Do you have test banks already created or have tests you would like to convert to ExamView tests? See how easily you can make these into ExamView tests in our "A Raised Hand" column. "User Tips" to help you learn from other educators, share your ideas and get a free ExamView shirt! Learn how to decrease "wandering eyes" in your classroom. See a new perspective on ExamView in our column, "ExamView, My Way!" John Oritz Smykla, Ph.D., Professor at the University of Alabama shares his experiences with ExamView.

Charles Harrell, high school teacher, from Woodford, VA, shares his ideas about learning through testing. Each quarter we will publish letters that have been sent to us about ExamView.