Online Examination System
Online Examination System
Abstract:
Existing System:
What is Online Examination Systeming?
Online examinationing is the use of the Internet for examinationing activities, or we can
say, It is the process by which a student learns via the Internet with the help of a subject
expert or a examination.
How it works?
This examinationing technique involves use of several web-based programs to achieve its
goals. Some of these programs or applications are email, an instant messaging, online
whiteboards, etc.
t is most effective when voice, video, graphics, and text can all be used at the same time.
Through the help of these applications a examination can send questions, receive
accomplished exams, provide results and recommendations, clarify the concepts, assist
on assignments etc. The best thing about the program is that students can learn at their
own pace and from the comfort of their forms due to which a lot of other activities can be
possible.
It can be applied to all student levels ranging from 1st grade to college and further.Online
examinationing Services and subject examination are just some of the websites where the
students register and choose one of the several packages on offer. In some of the sites
there is some defined schedule, whereas in some sites students can schedule classes
according to their convenience.
Considerations
What are the institutional or departmental driving forces behind offering learning
online?
Do you share some of these objectives in developing your own teaching?
What are the main issues and areas of need for you or your students?
What is timely, achievable and likely to generate the most useful changes?
Proposed System:
This guidance note is aimed at teaching staff involved in designing and delivering online
learning. There are unfortunately few "quick tips and tricks" for being an effective Online
Examination System. The purpose of this guide is to assist lecturers in identifying the
main challenges of Online Examination Systeming and to consider the kinds of skills and
capabilities that being an effective Online Examination System might require. Awareness
of the distinctive considerations for Online Examination Systeming coupled with a
reflective approach to one's own practice, should equip teaching staff with a useful set of
principles for designing and delivering teaching online. Opportunities and support at
Warwick for developing online learning and teaching are also outlined and further
guidance resources provided.
The core skills of a good examination are unlikely to change with a different delivery
method. The list below (expanded in the Effective Online Examinationing Guidelines,
2002) offers some of the broad skills for Online Examination Systeming:
good organisation
familiarity with the structure of the course
subject expertise
enthusiasm
ability to communicate
a flexible approach.
It is absolutely not the case that a good face-to-face examination will be a good online
examination, even if the necessary technical abilities are added. The examination needs
to make these core skills work equally well in an online environment. A list of Online
Examination System competencies is offered below (adapted from the IT Training
standards, see references) to assist in identifying the major factors involved in effective
Online Examination Systeming. While an awareness of the full range of competencies is
helpful, some aspects of support to online learners might be provided by central services
(e.g. IT training, administrative and technical support). (Note: this list specifically
excludes competencies relating to the overall design and development of an online
learning programme, which are covered separately.
Use bulletin boards and discussion forums for communication with and between
learners
Use text, audio and video conferencing for communication with and between
learners
Distinguishing a good online examination from an excellent one may rely on an ability to
deploy technologies effectively and imaginatively - a pedagogic skill rather than a
technical skill. Choosing between communication technologies such as email,
conferencing, chat or videoconferencing will depend on what is appropriate to a given
learning situation, rather than a knowledge of the technologies per se. Information
retrieval skills will determine whether the examination makes good use of the easy access
to web resources as well as an ability to evaluate the quality of materials held on remote
web sites.
The impact of time and place may cause anxieties for some lecturers as well as some
students. The remoteness of the online learning environment can generate concerns
about plagiarism and assessment of collaborative work. If courses are to be offered
internationally, there may be further issues relating to language, culture, pedagogical
assumptions, as well as transferability and accreditation.
At the start, it can often simply reflect a kind of suppressed interaction on the part of the
student that is opened up by provision of an online outlet. The overwhelming demands
can therefore settle down over time as students become more selective about what and
when they communicate online.
Considerations
You might check the following whether clear and explicit information is provided to
students in terms of:
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– Student
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