"Tim
That tool talks about using other Zoho products to create a workaround (sort of) for a quiz.
However, Zoho Challenge is specifically catered to fit quiz making needs. Please see: http://www.zoho.com/challenge/test-maker.html"
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What's the most inspiring talk you've ever watched [online]?
Started Jun 16, 2010 0 Replies 0 Likes
Hello everyone!Shankar here. I'm curious to know what's the most interesting talk you've ever watched. Please share it here along with a link to it. My most favourite talks are from Sir Ken…Continue
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(Cross-posted from www.shankarganesh.com)
Shankar Ganesh is 18 years old. He's pursuing his bachelor's degree in engineering, specialising in Information Technology at SASTRA University, Thanjavur. He blogs during the free time he's got, and also writes for other websites and magazines. He has also appeared in a few podcasts.
Shankar's works have reached the front page of Digg a number of times, bookmarked by thousands of people on Del.icio.us, driven hundreds of thousands of StumbleUpon visitors and even got mentioned in Lifehacker - the world's most popular blog.
He hails from Tamil Nadu, India. Shankar is a big fan of Sir Ken Robinson and is passionate about changing the way education is currently modelled and delivered across the globe.
Shankar Ganesh is 18 years old. He's pursuing his bachelor's degree in engineering, specialising in Information Technology at SASTRA University, Thanjavur. He blogs during the free time he's got, and also writes for other websites and magazines. He has also appeared in a few podcasts.
Shankar's works have reached the front page of Digg a number of times, bookmarked by thousands of people on Del.icio.us, driven hundreds of thousands of StumbleUpon visitors and even got mentioned in Lifehacker - the world's most popular blog.
He hails from Tamil Nadu, India. Shankar is a big fan of Sir Ken Robinson and is passionate about changing the way education is currently modelled and delivered across the globe.
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Shankar Ganesh replied to Cecelia Izuo's discussion On Line Survey"Are you asking for a tool that does surveys specifically or do you also need to do quizzes?
If it's the latter as well, give Zoho Challenge a try. It'll be the right choice for your online quizzes.
See:…"
Shankar Ganesh replied to Andrew's discussion Paperless Testing & Grading"Andrew
Zoho Challenge could be that exact tool you're looking for: http://challenge.zoho.com"
Shankar Ganesh commented on SunnyY's blog post 8 Ways to Create Online Quiz, Test, Exam"Good suggestions, also give http://challenge.zoho.com a try.
(Disclosure: I'm an intern at Zoho)"
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Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 9:06am on June 16, 2010,
Jaikiran said… - Hi Shankar, nice to meet you here.
- At 3:56pm on June 10, 2010,
Anne Mirtschin said…
- Just looked at your site! You have accomplished so much for your young age. Congratulations and all the best as a somohore. I would love you to talk to my class some time and inspire them. I teach in Australia and some of school time hours would overlap.
- At 3:54pm on June 10, 2010,
- Hello Shankar. It is really interesting to read that you have been blogging for three years. What first started you off on blogging? I have been blogging for about three years as well, and am still passionate about it. My students use it as eportfolios, reflections and general classroom activities.
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