ExamView Newsletter January, 2003

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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

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 many of you know, ExamView is more than just a tool to create tests. Instructors around the world use the program's capabilities to deliver Internet study guides, create homework assignments, and help students prepare for high-stakes exams.

With ExamView, your investment in creating your own content can be leveraged in many ways. Questions can be easily shared with other instructors, exported to almost any format (Word, WebCT, Blackboard, etc.), and used by other programs.

Take a few minutes to review the informative articles and features in this newsletter to learn how you can leverage your efforts to save more time and improve student performance.

Sincerely,

President

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Greg Presnall and Chad Husting (Sycamore High School) describe how they use ExamView to save time preparing tests and achieve horizontal articulation across several courses.
If you have an idea to share or want to share your success with ExamView, please send us a note.

This issue addresses questions about building a new test from your previous tests and exploring the computerized (online) testing options.

Want to become a power user? Check out the latest user tips to find out how to share question banks with other instructors, create tests for special needs students, and use the SmartPaste feature for copying and pasting multiple choice questions.

Kathleen Weaver from Hillcrest High School (Dallas, Texas) describes how she uses ExamView to test her students on a daily basis. She focuses on the time-saving values of ExamView, such as the ease of preparing question banks and the ability to track student progress.