Multiple Choice test Creator

[gnubunny]

I am looking for a good multiple choice test creation program. I have tried KwordQuiz, and several others that are mentioned in this forum and to simply put they are not that good. There seems to be plenty of flash card based applications.

There use to be a multiple choice test creator a few years back that could be downloaded and installed via the software libary, but for the life of me i cannot remember what it is called. Any help on this would be great.

[acreech]

Some online stuff:

http://w100w.com/english/php/tests_and_quizzes/

For KDE:

http://www.tucows.com/preview/165127

Have you looked at these?

[hsweet]

Hot Potatoes (http://hotpot.uvic.ca/)
Not to mention Moodle, but that's a bigger project.

hp works in linux via java or pretty well with wine,

[gnubunny]

Keduca is the one i remember before updating to 9.10. I was able to download and install the deb. Thank you. Maybe they should add it back it. I used that application a lot to study for exams. especially multiple choice one. good study tool.

Thanks everyone for your help.

[crangle]

Ya, an old post, but still want to share my experience. These 3 tools also deserve a try:

ProProfs
Articulate
QuizCreator

Cheers

[ugm6hr]

eXeLearning: http://exelearning.org/wiki

For online MCQ's - although it does not add up total marks, so is more for formative than summative assessment.

[eltreno]

Don't forget the quiz maker "ClassMarker" for easily creating professional and customized online quizzes that are graded for you and your users instantly.

http://www.classmarker.com/online-testing/how-to-create-online-quiz/

[yataf]

If anybody is still looking for a test creator, I'm developing Girps, a printable test creator for teachers (http://girps.com).

[PC_load_letter]

I'm not sure it does multiple choice, but for generating and grading Math. (and Science) quizzes, the open-source project WebWork is awesome, here:
http://webwork.maa.org/