Description: Question Writer 2.0 - Personal Edition
Personal Edition is an easy to use tool for creating multiple choice flash quizzes. It is free for personal use.
Fast Development -Create new quizzes in minutes
No coding required -Anyone can make quizzes - No programming skills required
Reporting -Reports for on-line quizzes can be automatically sent to your e-mail address. (Requires Flash player 7) -Quiz takers can print out test summary reports
Question Feedback -Feedback is shown automatically at the end of the quiz for each question
Macromedia Flash® Based -Quiz is delivered as Flash 6 (Flash MX) -Identical appearance on every internet browser, ensuring a fair and identical quiz for everyone. -Flash 6 is already installed on over 95% of client machines
Multiple language support -Use languages like Greek, Japanese and Chinese, and special mathematical symbols.
Accessibility -Screenreader support, keyboard-only access and magnification support is provided as default with all quizzes.
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Question Writer - Personal Edition (2.0)
