[om] maths QTI workshop
Manolis Mavrikis
m.mavrikis at ed.ac.uk
Sat Aug 14 10:22:58 CEST 2004
(with the usual apologies for cross postings)
The ones who attended the previous CETIS Assessment SIG meeting will
be familiar with the "Serving Mathematics" project that Gustav
presented. The project is funded by JISC (see some more details here:
http://maths.york.ac.uk/serving_maths/) and one of its aims is to
produce a mathematics version of the Question and Test Interoperability
specification and to implement it in various existing assessment systems.
Because the specification is a prerequisite to our development we
are planning a workshop as soon as possible and we would like to get as
much community input into this specification as possible. So we would
like to invite anyone with an interest in computer aided mathematics
assessment to come to the workshop to join the discussions. It will take
place at York and we anticipate that its main part will start at 11:00
and finish no later than 17:00 so as at least some UK attendees can go
back home on the same day. The day will be spent with several short
presentations from individuals but we anticipate that most of the time
will be spent with discussions of details arising from these presentations.
We can provide funding for some participants if appropriate. In this
case please reply to this email explaining your interests and your
intended contribution. In addition, on the day following the main
workshop we will have a smaller workshop during which a core of
developers will work more on the detailed issues that the main workshop
will have identified. If you think you would like to take part in this
process as well, please email me.
We would like to fix the date for the workshop in such a way that it is
suitable for most. For this purpose the following "quiz"
http://maths.york.ac.uk/serving_maths/mod/quiz/view.php?id=93
<>asks you to answer a multiple choice question. In order to complete
it you will have to register as a user with the system. This gives us
the opportunity to know who is interested in the workshop, what are your
preferred times and to be able to contact you. Choose the dates between
September 2 and September 14 on which you can attend. Please answer the
quiz (there will be no grades wink) before Wednesday so that we can fix
the final date soon enough for everybody to make arrangements.
Thank you,
Manolis Mavrikis
School of Mathematics
The University of Edinburgh
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