Re: Web-based CBT

["Paul R. Steinmeyer" <prstein@gyral.com>]

Hello;

I've had very good luck using the program "Digital Trainer."  I have version 4 and will be

getting version 5 Professional in a week or so.  The "professional edition" has all of the

functionality you are looking for.  The learning curve is relatively short, so all that
really needs to be done is plugging in the questions.  You can visit their web site at
http://www.micromedium.com

Of course (ahem) if you're looking for a contractor to put this all together for you (the
software license does permit me to redistribute finished products so there would be no
need to re-purchase the software for your facility), please contact me.  It would probably
cost less than the purchase of the software.

Paul R. Steinmeyer
Health Physicist
Radiation Safety Associates, Inc.
860/228-0487
prstein@radpro.com



Keith Welch wrote:

> Forgive my butchering of the computer lingo - maybe I can make my question
> clear enough even though I don't know the jargon.  I'm looking for
> a "canned" program that I can run on a website that provides a profficiency
> testing function.  I think that such a function can be built into
> a web page, but I don't have time to learn how.  I want a program
> I can load into the system, which then operates in an interactive fashion
> from a web page.  It would need log-in password protection, ability
> to change and shuffle test questions, grade the test once completed, and
> either email the results to a specified party, and/or transmit the results
> to a data base.
>
> Anyone have any positive experience with something like that, or suggestions? 
> You don't have to plug a product, I just want to get a few leads to follow
> up.
>
> Please reply directly to me.  Thanks.
>
> --
> Keith Welch
> Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
> Newport News VA
> welch@jlab.org
> Ph: (757)269-7212
> FAX:(757)269-5048

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