Electronic Test Generators: What Current Programs Can Do for Teachers

Reviews the current status of computerized test generators, which can assist teachers in the development and writing of good tests. Provides comparative strengths and weaknesses of 11 major test-generating programs. Shows how word processors and database programs can also assist the production of te...

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Published inThe Clearing house Vol. 66; no. 6; pp. 356 - 363
Main Authors Vockell, Edward L., Fiore, Douglas J.
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Menasha, Wis Routledge 01.07.1993
Heldref Publications
Inor Pub. Co
Subjects
Answer keys
Art teachers
Computer Software
Computer Uses in Education
Computers in education
Data entry
Grammar
Publishing industry
Secondary Education
Teachers
Test Construction
Testing
Tests
Textbooks
Word processing software
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Summary:Reviews the current status of computerized test generators, which can assist teachers in the development and writing of good tests. Provides comparative strengths and weaknesses of 11 major test-generating programs. Shows how word processors and database programs can also assist the production of tests. (HB)
ISSN:0009-8655
1939-912X
DOI:10.1080/00098655.1993.11478603