Administer Tests Over the Web -- THE Journal

Administer Tests Over the Web

03/01/96

QM Web delivers a low-cost method to administer tests and surveys on the World Wide Web.

Authors update and maintain their question files -- complete with graphics -- and the software converts them to HTML format.

Questions are answered using a standard Web browser, then marked instantly or saved for later scoring. Question and answer files are encrypted to prevent unauthorized access.

QM Web works in conjunction with Question Mark Designer for Windows. Users who don't have their own Web site can arrange with Presence Corp. to rent space on their server. Presence Corp., Stamford, CT, (800) 863-3950. W

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