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Question Mark Perception
is now installed on a server maintained by Information Services and is
in routine use by a number of staff. If you would like to give this a
try you need to (1) download an evaluation copy of the software (2) consult
the manual (3) read the document: File Naming Convention. All of these
are available from this website by clicking the appropriate link on the
left. You can contact the CAA group if you have difficulty at: caagroup@ulst.ac.uk
You can see specimen tests which are accessible to anyone by going to our demo link (opposite).
The LTSN Physical Sciences has awarded us significant funding to develop a question bank in biological chemistry, case studies, organic chemistry and pharmaceutical chemistry (Keith Adams, Bill Byers, Ron Cole, David Ruddick from UU and David Adams from University of Sunderland).
There is funding available to develop CAA material in Nursing and we would like to hear from anyone who is interested in pursuing this.
Michael Rowland has done excellent work as Technical Officer to support the Group during his placement year. Michael has now returned to his course: B.Sc. (HONS) Interactive Multimedia Design and Tony Magee has taken over. Tony (ext 6171) is a member of the technical staff in the School of Applied Medical Sciences and Sports Studies.
September 2001
You can learn more about Question Mark by visiting their web site. You
can download a 30 day trial of the software from the web site. Question
Mark also has a useful learning center.
Designed by Michael Rowland, year 3 B.Sc. Interactive Multimedia Design