RE: TILT quiz results

[Dobbs, Aaron]

Hi Rod,

We adapted SearchPath, which adapted TILT by stripping out all the LDAP
and cookies, iirc.

I created an Access & .asp based quiz and reports section.  The quizzes
and responses are a little dense, one page per quiz & all responses on a
follow-on page.  

The reports are section based (each class section has it's own reports,
one for profs & one for librarians).

Here's a sample Librarian Report (I should have thought of doing this
before):
http://library.apsu.edu/lilt/docs/SampleLibrarianReport.html ("For Fun"
section)

And here's a sample Professor report:
http://library.apsu.edu/lilt/docs/SampleProfessorReport.html ("For Fun"
section)

We can also run a report with all sections (for question evaluation and
instructional needs assessment)
http://library.apsu.edu/lilt/docs/SampleEveryoneReport.html (For all
sections)

The drawback of my implementation is there is no authentication
mechanism.  Just enter something in the first & last name fields ad
select any ol' section.  So far, folks (librarians & professors) here
are okay with that (and we haven't had any abuse as far as we can tell).

-Aaron
:-)'

"Education is the ability to listen to almost anything without losing
your temper or your self-confidence."
-Robert Frost 
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You have an ASP version of TILT? 


Rod Bergren
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-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Wednesday, November 02, 2005 2:14 PM
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Hi Jennifer,

I'm not sure that this will answer your question, but here goes:

We modified University of Western Michigan's SearchPath (derived and
expanded from TILT) here.
I hacked up a quiz tracking database and reports module (using M$ Access
and .asp code - sorry non-windows server folks).  There are specific
server setup steps to take, but it is pretty easy if you have admin
rights on the server.

My module completely skips the email step, instead I setup permissions
on a 'reports' folder for the course professors and instruction
librarians.  One report quantifies how well a given class did *on each
question*, another breaks out how each individual student scored on the
quiz and lists their answer for each question as well.

http://library.apsu.edu/LILT
(This will not get you into the reports section, an APSU domain account
is required for access)

-Aaron
:-)'

"Education is the ability to listen to almost anything without losing
your temper or your self-confidence."
-Robert Frost
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Subject: TILT quiz results


Has anyone developed a way to gather more data from e-mailed TILT quiz 
results? We'd like to be able to analyze which quiz questions give 
students trouble, and the e-mailed results just give us the final scores

for each  module. I've seen examples of how to incorporate TILT quizzes 
into Blackboard and WebCT, but we aren't able to do that at this point. 
Any other suggestions would be great.

Thanks for your time!
Jenny Hatleberg

-- 
Jenny Hatleberg
Librarian
Liaison to the Freshman Writing Program
User Education Services
University of Maryland Libraries
301-405-9254