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Adaptive testing is one of the new buzzwords in standardized, on-line testing. At first glance, it sounds very good...very individualized, but as with all things, there are some serious issues that need to be examined before embracing this approach. This article is informative...also worth reading the comments after from teachers who have used adaptive testing.

Opportunity for language instructors to participate in piloting new proficiency tests.

A very relevant article for anyone in K-12. The combined push towards implementing the Common Core standards and integrating more technology (in the form or on line testing) is resulting in some serious concerns. This link includes other links with more information, including technology guidelines.

Created by a teacher, the toolbar can make crosswords, bingo cards, jumbles, word search puzzles, flashcards, cloze tests, pair-matching puzzles and much more.

The Government of Quebec has created a series of French exercises at beginner, intermediate and advanced levels. There is an entry test and then students access exercises at an appropriate level. The sample I tried included an audio track and questions.

This PCI Express (PCIe) online training course is intended to be an overview to PCI Express for design engineers, testing, manufacturing and verification engineers. The topics discussed in the PCIe training modules include an architectural overview and history of PCI Express, the layers and virtualization.

g11n provides a complete linguistic solution, covering the full range of services related to localizing a product and content to market efficiently with the required quality. Our marketing specialists play a predominant role in performing global research for trending markets and have an extensive approach towards translation to full linguistic support.