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Beginning November 1, 2009 we will once again be able to offer QuizStar free of charge. QuizStar was originally created as a grant-funded, free online tool. When the project funding ended, we moved to a subscription-based service in order to continue to support and update the project. Recently, we made the decision to move away from a paid subscription service and instead use online advertising to allow all educators to enjoy unlimited free access to QuizStar, just like the other 4Teachers.org tools. Ads will be placed on Instructor pages and login pages, but not on the quizzes that students take. Send us feedback. If you currently have a subscription, you can let it run out and it will automatically be free as you continue to use it, or you can request a refund if your subscription has six or more months remaining. QuizStar is a Web-based quiz maker that enables you to create, administer and automatically grade your quizzes online!

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Criterion- and Standards- Referenced Tests Criterion-referenced tests (CRTs) are intended to measure how well a person has learned a specific body of knowledge and skills. Multiple-choice tests most people take to get a driver's license and on-the-road driving tests are both examples of criterion-referenced tests. As on most other CRTs, it is possible for everyone to earn a passing score if they know about driving rules and if they drive reasonably well. In contrast, norm-referenced tests (NRTs) are made to compare test takers to each other. In education, CRTs usually are made to determine whether a student has learned the material taught in a specific grade or course. On a standardized CRT (one taken by students in many schools), the passing or "cut-off" score is usually set by a committee of experts, while in a classroom the teacher sets the passing score. Some CRT's, such as many state tests, are not based on a specific curriculum, but on a more general idea of what students might be taught. Standards-Referenced Tests

Quizlet Teacher Class progress data See how your students are studying on Quizlet and track their progress. And you'll be able to see exactly when they completed each study mode. Learn more. Ad-free studying Students won't see ads on study sets you've created. Voice recording Add audio to any of your study sets with just the push of a button. Image uploading Upload your own images, diagrams, or photos to enrich your students' lessons. Faster support Need help? And more... Early access to new features, unlimited classes, and a special teacher badge.