No, but I think that the approach you suggest would work out well. Create the
form once and forever after all you'd need to do is edit the questions.
Verifying who actually takes the quiz could be problematic but I seem to think
that email addresses can be automatically captured. Go for it... The school
administrators might have a problem though.
Dick Rhindress wrote:
> Has anyone had experience with giving quizes via web-sites? I teach a
> non-computer course at a nearby college. I like to give pop quizes of the
> kind that make sure the students read the text book. They take up valuable
> class time that I'd rather have for other uses. All the students have
> computers and web access. I've been thinking about setting them up as a
> form which kicks the answers to me via a formmail cgi script. I took a
> short look and didn't see any scripts for giving quizes, has anyone else
> seen one? Any comments or experiences from anyone would be appreciates.
>
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