An assortment of multiple choice and true or false questions are selected by the instructor from the extensive pool of questions available for each chapter. Quizzes are graded on the click of a button. Students get immediate feedback and can take the test as often as necessary to achieve a perfect score. The score is automatically sent to the instructor’s Real-time Grade Book. Helps instructors gage student progress and their grasp of the material. Can be previewed and printed. Choose from over 1,000 questions.
Like the quizzes, instructors can draw from an extensive pool of questions to develop tests of varying lengths from any number of chapters. The test can be previewed and printed to be used for in-class examination. Choose from over 1,000 questions.
Assigned tests are given a time limit. The test results are sent automatically to the instructor’s Real-time Grade Book. Choose from over 1,000 questions.
Student grades from quizzes, tests, and bell ringers are recorded automatically and can be exported to an excel spreadsheet, as a pdf document, a csv file, or other course managing systems. Crossword puzzle results can also be recorded to award bonus points to students.
Questions are posed on one side of the card and answers are provided on the other side. Can be used as an interactive way to review the key terms in the textbook or to test your understanding of these terms with fill-in-the-blanks and other questions. Choose from over 400 items.
Using puzzles as a learning tool allows students to learn and have fun at the same time. Interactive, challenging, and fun – these crosswords are sure to motivate, stimulate, and encourage student achievement. If assigned as “homework,” completed puzzles can also be sent to the Real-time Grade Book. Helps instructors gage student progress and their grasp of the material. One to three puzzles per chapter.
Students are directed to relevant chapter- and subject-specific websites that offer additional learning material, which can serve as a springboard for a variety of online assignments or projects.
Some students know where they want to go, but don’t know quite how to get there. These study tips and strategies will help guide students on the path to academic improvement and success.
