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| − | QuizJET is a system serves | + | QuizJET is a system serves parameterized problems for self-assessment of student knowledge of Java semantics (i.e., knowledge about how various Java constructs are execured). QuizJET randomly generates a question parameter, creates a presentation of the parameterized question in a Web-based quiz, compares student's input to the correct answer which QuizJET runs the parameterized code "behind the stage", and records the results into a server-side database. There are several assessment types deployed in QuizJET, including examining the final value of the variable and the printouts etc. The quizzes and questions can be authored through the unified Example Authoring interface, which is also used in other projects within our research group. The parameterized functionality inherits from [[QuizPACK]] . However, in order to cover more object-oriented programming concepts, QuizJET integrates more comprehensive knowledge, such as object, classes etc. There are three major designs in QuizJET differ from QuizPACK. 1) the assessment domain knowledge is in Java. 2) the question is always presented in the first tab page as the Driver Class. Imported classes will be presented accordingly. 3) imported classes are not limited and can be reused flexibly. QuizJET questions have been integrated in several personalized systems such as [[JavaGuide]], [[QuizMap]], [[Progressor]], and [[Mastery Grids]]. |
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Latest revision as of 17:52, 27 January 2018
Contents
Overview
QuizJET is a system serves parameterized problems for self-assessment of student knowledge of Java semantics (i.e., knowledge about how various Java constructs are execured). QuizJET randomly generates a question parameter, creates a presentation of the parameterized question in a Web-based quiz, compares student's input to the correct answer which QuizJET runs the parameterized code "behind the stage", and records the results into a server-side database. There are several assessment types deployed in QuizJET, including examining the final value of the variable and the printouts etc. The quizzes and questions can be authored through the unified Example Authoring interface, which is also used in other projects within our research group. The parameterized functionality inherits from QuizPACK . However, in order to cover more object-oriented programming concepts, QuizJET integrates more comprehensive knowledge, such as object, classes etc. There are three major designs in QuizJET differ from QuizPACK. 1) the assessment domain knowledge is in Java. 2) the question is always presented in the first tab page as the Driver Class. Imported classes will be presented accordingly. 3) imported classes are not limited and can be reused flexibly. QuizJET questions have been integrated in several personalized systems such as JavaGuide, QuizMap, Progressor, and Mastery Grids.
Interface
Publications
- Hsiao, I-H., Brusilovsky, P. & Sosnovsky, S. (2008). Web-based Parameterized Questions for Object-Oriented Programming. Proceedings of World Conference on E-Learning, E-Learn 2008,Las Vegas, USA, November 17-21, 2008, p. 3728-3735.
- Hsiao, I-H., Sosnovsky,S. and Brusilovsky, P. (2009). Extending Parameterized Problem-Tracing Questions for Java with Personalized Guidance. Proceedings of 14th Annual Conference on Innovation and Technology in Computer Science Education, ITiCSE'2009, Paris, France, July 3-8, 2009, ACM Press, pp.392-392 DOI
- Hsiao, I-H., Sosnovsky,S. and Brusilovsky, P.(2009). Adaptive Navigation Support for Parameterized Questions in Object-Oriented Programming. In: Proceedings of 4th European Conference on Technology Enhanced Education (ECTEL), ECTEL 2009, Nice, France, September 29th - October 2nd, 2009, Springer-Verlag, pp.88-98 DOI
- Hsiao, I-H., Sosnovsky,S. and Brusilovsky, P. (2010) Guiding Students to the Right Questions: Adaptive Navigation Support in an E-learning System for Java Programming, Journal of Computer Assisted Learning, Volume 26 Issue 4, Pages 270 - 283 DOI
