ExamView Quarterly

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Welcome to the second issue of the ExamView Quarterly. Based on your enthusiastic responses to the inaugural issue, it seems that this newsletter is a valuable resource for helping you get the most out of the ExamView software.

In this issue, you will learn about the latest version of ExamView, how to merge question banks, and how to deliver practice tests that impact student performance.

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.

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January 2002

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Take a closer look at ExamView 3.6–the latest version of ExamView. More publishers than ever are using ExamView. Find out who! Learn about the unlimited ExamView site license. Read about the new instructor authoring guide. It's our job to know the latest information on assessment and teacher tools. Let us share with you some of the information that we think you will find important, helpful, and immediately useful.	This issue addresses questions about the ExamView EULA (end-user license agreement), merging question banks, WebCT/Blackboard, and Windows/Macintosh cross-platform support. Want to become a power user? Check out the latest user tips to find out how to save paper ($$) and how to use narratives when you create your own questions. Lois Childers from Seton High School shares her experience using ExamView to create computerized study guides. She explores using both the Internet and a local area network to deliver practice tests. Step-by-step instructions explain how to enhance your content to provide an effective learning experience for your students.

Publisher question banks help save time, but there is a need for more questions. JB Lind from Moeller High School (Cincinnati, OH) shares some tips on using ExamView to create your own questions. If you have an idea to share, please send it us.