Classmarker+Free+Online+Quiz+Marker

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Classmarker can reduce the amount of time that you spend grading student work. It's free, its easy and maximum of 600 students per account, you could be the hero of your school.
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Step 1. Setting up an account = = =You will need to log on to [|YOUTUBE.com] before continue on.=

The first thing we need to do is create an account a classmarker. Classmarker has several types of accounts, I have found that for education, the free account is more then enough for what I need. Please go to classmarker please click [|here]

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Step 2. Setting up Categories

The next step for your account is to create categories in classmarker. It isn't critical to create categories but it does make creating additional tests easier. Creating categories will also make a workable test bank for later

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Step 3: Creating a Test

What you have been waiting for. There are five choices for types of question; multiple choice; multiple response; true/false; punctuation; and essay. Classmarker allows you to mix and match the type of questions that in your test.

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Step 4. Setting up classes and learners

Once you have a test it time to "give it to your kids". Create classes and assign learners to it.

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Step 5. Assigning Tests

The final step in stepping up your classmarker test

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Step 6. For teachers with websites External testing and embedding options

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