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    Education/testing

    Here's a much more detailed version of my recent post regarding testing Kindergarten students. I'd appreciate anyone's thoughts.

    I want to use the WAS system to design the following:

    I want each of our kindergarten teachres to click their name from a list of all of our kindergarten techers. Once they do, I want them to see a list of their students. From that list, they'd click the student they want to test. They'd next click the test. The choices might contain one called "Upper Case Alphabet."

    A large (like 50 point) Upper Case "A" would appear. The student would attempt to say what it is. If he or she is correct, the teacher would click the "correct" button, and if he or she was incorrect, the teacher would click the "incorrect" button. The buttons may be called "C" or "I". After clicking C or I, the next test item would appear.

    Each student would be tested on each item several times during the year.

    I'd want to produce detailed and summary reports on each student and on each whole class.

    I am at a loss as how to begin. Any advice would be appreciated.

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    Re: Education/testing

    Your inquiry probably belongs in the section called "Database design"

    db structure:
    1:M Teachers to students (really you need an intermediate linking table)
    1:M Students to test (I guess)

    Web pages:
    • Page listing teachers
    • Upon select, query associated students
    • Page listing students for a given teacher
    • Upon select, query that student
    • Page showing tests
    • Select test, bring forth Alphabet and current student (by query or variable)
    • Page (or probably pages) w. Alpha and "C" or "I" buttons which saves answer in appropriate table.
    • Reports based upon sets to display final results whenever
    Very crude outline above based upon what you are telling us.
    Peter
    AlphaBase Solutions, LLC

    [email protected]
    https://www.alphabasesolutions.com


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