Track One's Proficiency With Windows Apps

Skill Assessment Software 1.1 helps instructors assess user proficiency in leading Windows applications, and provides users with benchmarks for improvements. The package includes pre- and post-testing options, with 60-80 questions drawn from the firm's CBT course material. Graphical reports such as bar charts display pre- versus post-test scores, with recommendations on which of the firm's CBT lessons help increase proficiency. Complete test results include the overall percentage of correct answers; total number of questions in the test; number of correctly answered questions; and the number of questions left unanswered. Training administrators can add, remove or customize test questions, and control who prints out test results. Individual Software, Inc., Pleasanton, CA, (800) 822-3522.

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