Simple, once you get the exam file sent by your teacher or professor, open the Crisol Mind Test Player application, and on the first page it will ask for the exam file name, load it, and you are ready.
- Crisol Mind will welcome you to your exam (or test, quiz, study guide, survey, etc).
- Crisol Mind Test Player 2010 will automatically present all the questions of the exam (one by one).
- The questions will be presented over a visual template, defined by the teacher during the exam generation.
- The student can answer the questions interactively.
- The student can navigate between the exam questions.
- The questions can be of 8 different types:
- True / False
- Yes / No
- Multiple Choice - 1 correct answer
- Multiple Choice - n correct answers
- Sequence
- Associate or Matching
- Fill in the blanks
- Multiple Choice with Mathematical Expression
- The exam can have a time limit.
- The exam can have an expiration date or time (range of dates or time).
- The exam can be presented in different modes or formats:
- Evaluation Mode: a completely valid exam, the student answers the questions and at the end they are sent to the teacher.
- Simulation Mode: a trial exam, the student can answer the questions for auto-evaluation, and at the end they are sent to the teacher for monitoring purposes.
- Interactive Learning Mode: The questions are presented, the students can give an answer, and they will immediately be given feedback on their answer.
- Study Guide Mode: The questions are presented with their correct answer.
- At the end of the exam, the answers will be automatically transmitted to a Crisol Mind website (or a personal web directory), and from this location can be collected by the teacher and integrated into the group’s grade book.
- The user interface, the dialogs and messages of the application can be configured to be displayed in different languages: English or Spanish.
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