One is Questionmark. Today, I was going to discuss how to market your LMS to your employees, but instead wish to focus on a common question, I often receive about LMS vendors. Specifically, the inside scoop. Here is some insight into the market (just a tad), some of which you may know, others which you may not. One additional word, as many of you may know, I have launched my “Secret LMS Shopper&# program which will provide an unbiased review of a LMS/LCMS vendor, incl. MORE

I also wonder if tool makers like Articulate Quizmaker , QuestionMark and other testing creation tools are considering a Facebook app version. One step closer to the Facebook LMS: This little Facebook app is TV Trivia Quiz. I was surprised at how many questions I could answer. MORE

The Learning Circuits Blog Big Question for July is 'how should e-learning developers choose their authoring tools given the proliferation of tools on the market?' Well, I posted on this subject just last week (see Confused of Brighton ) and even listed my own top ten tools , authoring or otherwise, in a subsequent post. Nevertheless, I believe I should address the Big Question in a more measured way than in last week's rant, so here goes. MORE

Tool Overview: Questionmark Perception by Joe Ganci , February 22, 2010. Best of eLearning Learning. February 14, 2010 to February 28, 2010. Some really great stuff from the second half of February as found based on social signals. And not much surprise about the hot topics this month - although a bit surprising that LCMS cropped up? How professionals learn - Clive on Learning , February 23, 2010 Great summary from Clive about key factors in adult/professional learning. MORE

Questionmark Perception is a popular assessment tool in the e-Learning community. Its three parts offer functionality for e-Learning designers and developers, and convenience for subject matter experts (SMEs) who assist with course development work. This article gives an overview of the Perception tool and a case study of user experience at the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). MORE

Tools for creating interactive tutorials (the bulk) as opposed to those that specialise in producing assessments ( QuestionMark ), 3D games (Caspian's Thinking Worlds ), software simulations (Captivate, Qarbon ViewletBuilder , Camtasia ) and scenarios ( RapideL Discover , Captivate). Two situations recently have got me thinking about e-learning authoring tools. MORE

You can use your LMS' test solution, your Authoring tools test solution, or Questionmark Perception. One of the more interesting back-stories in Blended Learning / eLearning 2.0 is the classic question of point-solutions vs. suites. MORE

QuestionMark – David Glow and Jayme Frey independently pointed me to the wealth of resources on this website. In my previous post, 14 reasons why your multiple-choice quiz sucks , I listed typical clangers whose only purpose is to render your assessments ineffective. MORE

I love Questionmark, its a wonderful product and it can use a “connector” to integrate into your learning platform or system. Lots of stuff has been going on these past few weeks s0 let’s just jump right in. Standalone Quiz/Assessment Tools. I’ve really been watching this space for the past two years, and while there continue to be enough products that fit within this category, I’m on the belief that this space is on the downside. MORE

Assessment tool vendors – Questionmark was there, can’t recall anyone else. Last week, I attended TK 2012 in Las Vegas. This was my third TK in a row to attend, and as usual it contained some WOW on the part of some products, some “huh” on others and even a few “boos” Overall Expo Analysis. Nice selection of vendors – in general. MORE

This partnership will allow organizations to issue digital credentials as employees demonstrate competencies and acquire new skills in high-demand fields. Emerging Topics Management Measurement MORE

Skip to content Homepage Kasper Spiro Change to learn “ On a mission to make EasyGenerator the best and most successful e-Learning authoring tool in the world ” ‹ Output management Social networks › February 6, 2010 QMlive: The way software should be One of the roles I have at Stoas is the role of Product manager for Questionmark Perception. John Kleeman started Questionmark some 20 years ago, building the first version at his kitchen table. MORE

Eric Shepherd, CEO of Questionmark, asks a great question on his blog. "As As Learning and Assessment Professionals What Could We Have Done to Prevent the Financial Crisis?" Click to check it out. Eric provides a great list of things on the learning side. I added some things as well. I'm a great believer that we all have some ability to influence, so I'm inclined to say, "YES," we could have done some things better. Not that we have control. Not that others aren't more responsible. MORE

An interview I did with Eric Shepherd of Questionmark. For years I've been telling clients they ought to use more video in their learning programs, especially their elearning offerings. My arguments have been as follows: People react to well-crafted videos and audio with increased attention. The storytelling often inherent in video is powerfully seductive. Video is now fairly cheap; you don't necessarily need high production values, expensive equipment, or professional help. MORE

Questionmark has an iPad and iPhone app, but for whatever reason, if you type in “quiz&# or “assessment&# , they do not show up. As I write on my iPad, thoughts swirl abound. With all these vendors talking about their solution and its capabilities on mobile devices, it should be easy to find an app for that. Regardless if the vendor is m-learning specific, content authoring tool, LMS, web conferencing or a hybrid. It shouldn’t matter. MORE

A: I’m split on the fence with standalone assessment tools (example: Questionmark). For those new to the E-Learning 24/7 blog, every quarter I offer readers the opportunity to ask any questions related to e-learning and post them along with a response. This last quarter saw the most questions ever asked, which was quite cool, but made it difficult to select which ones would appear this quarter. Topics covered in this quarter’s Q&A: Assessment Tools in 2020. MORE

Despite the failure of the teaching machine to dominate teaching institutions, its functionality is now incorporated in the Questionmark Perception assessment management system. MORE

Questionmark, exhibiting at DevLearn 2010 November 3 – 5 in San Francisco, has introduced an app for the Android phones that makes it possible to deliver mobile assessments to these devices using the Questionmark™ Perception™ assessment management system. MORE

The system will provide built-in connectors to leading learning platforms including THINQ, Pathlore, EEDO, and Questionmark CLO Dashboard, a strategic reporting and decision-making system for chief learning officers, learning managers and executives, has is now in Beta production by Zeroed-In Technologies announces its flagship product. MORE

First published back in 2003, and partially funded by Questionmark (to whom I am still grateful), the Learning Benefits of Questions was inspired by fundamental learning research, provided a practical perspective, and even provided a diagnostic to help readers determine how well they understood questions for learning. The "Learning Benefits of Questions" is a research-to-practice report on how to use questions to boost learning results. MORE

Questionmark. Yes it is a top-notch SaaS assessment tool and it has a lot of functionality, but the UI is dated and needs major revamp. Questionmark has a nice niche with the F500, and there are definitely CLO’s who love it, but is it sustainable over the next few years? MORE

Other best-in-class technologies recognized include Citrix GotoWebinar, Adobe Captivate, Adobe Acrobat Connect Pro, Elluminate, Lectora, Questionmark, Pulse and Kaplan STT Trainer: They won platinum awards in various other categories. I am pleased to share with you that Raptivity is once again the winner of LearnX Australia Platinum award under the ‘Best Rapid eLearning Tool’ category. MORE

Questionmark. I was planning on writing about emerging technology and virtual worlds. However, with ASTD’s TechKnowledge 2011, starting next week, I’m going to hold off until after TK11, to write on virtual worlds. What I like about conferences is the ability to see the latest products and hear the pitches from the vendors. Demonstrations are crucial, whether it is a 30 minute one, with an audience or one on one, with a potential customer. MORE

Join Brian McNamara, Marketing Director for Questionmark, and Claude Werder and Daria Friedman, analysts for Brandon Hall Group, for this insightful webinar that will: Review the latest trends in assessment use, spending and metrics based on the 2018 Brandon Hall Group Assessments Study. MORE

Special thanks go out to my friends at Questionmark who agreed in advance of me finishing the report to license it for their clients and learning community. Will at Work Learning Will Thalheimers research-based commentary on learning, performance, and the industry thereof. MORE

The only major players I saw were SmartBoard and QuestionMark Perception - perhaps this is a clue about the success of the trade exhibition. It was very refreshing to see the set up of LearnTEC in Karlsruhe, Germany this week. MORE

There are tools that are dedicated measurement-development tools, for example Questionmarks Perception. Only Questionmarks Perception and Adobes Flash Professional sneak into the top nine responses before "Other" takes the tenth spot. MORE

Questionmark. I still think though that assessment tools like Questionmark may not be as useful in say 10 years. Welcome wherever you are! Well, back from OEB15, which stands for Online Educa Berlin. And as you can probably guess, it was in Berlin, Germany. Where to start? MORE

I''ve been an observer of elearning for almost 30 years. I''ve seen brilliant, compelling, effective elearning. I''ve built some pretty damn good elearning too. And yet, after four decades of human effort to improve elearning, there''s still way, way, way too much mediocre elearning created each year. A lot of us have been grumbling about the sorry state of elearning for a long time. Michael Allen, Clark Quinn, and Julie Dirksen and I have had numerous discussions through the years. MORE

Assessment Results You Can Trust , John Kleeman and Eric Shepherd, QuestionMark White Paper. Recently we’ve written a series of articles about writing effective test questions for workforce training assessment. We hope you’ve found the series interesting and helpful. And yep, you guessed it–we mentioned it because this article is another addition to the series. In this article, we’ll give you a few general tips for writing specific types of questions. MORE

Questionmark Mobile App s from Questionmark. Questionmark was highlighting ways to publish their standard assessments into mobile friendly formats and SCORM packages that can be delivered to and accessed via mobile apps. MORE

Questionmark. Executives Nominate 100 Solutions Across Expanded 30 Categories for Excellence. Elearning! and Government Elearning! magazines, the industry voices of the enterprise learning and workforce technology market, announced today the Best of Elearning! Awards 2015 Finalists. Readers and professionals from both the private and public sector cast more than 4,000 nominations for the best-in-class solutions across 30 product categories. MORE

I recently interviewed Eric Shepherd, CEO of Questionmark, to get a sense of our industry and how it has been affected by the bad economy. Questionmark is the leading provider of assessment software according to a recent eLearning Guild study. MORE

Assessment tools including Online Testing Tools (even online proctoring) (ProProfs, ClassMarker, Questionmark). It’s that time of the year. A time to reflect back to see where e-learning as a whole is at, and where it is heading for the coming year. That said, reflection is for some other blog author to write about. I’m all about now and where the industry is heading (based on trends). . The Present. Or as some people will call it, Now, as in the present. MORE