1. Orthopedic exam with state-of-the-art ICT technology Li Felländer-Tsai Sweden

2. Exam day 13 March 2009

3. 36 examinees in 19 different places
Exam day 2009
36 examinees in 19 different places

4. 2009: Online system for managing examinations
What it does ...
Enables examination in remote locations
Examinee registers on line for the exam
On line examination
Reviewer marks and submits the marks on line

5. Online system for managing examinations at remote locations.
What are the benefits ?
Advantages for the examinee
Quick and easy to make a registration
Information about the exam procedure is presented via .
Exam feedback from the reviewers online.

6. Online system for managing examinations at remote locations.
What are the benefits ?
Advantages for the reviewer
All information, exam papers, marking guide and instructions are presented online.

7. Online system for managing examinations at remote locations.
What are the benefits ?
Advantages for the exam’s administrators
Logistic improvement
Complete overview the of exam process, examinees, invigilators and locations.
Exam papers cannot be ‘mixed up’.
Automatic calculation of the results.
No need to send results to examinees as these are accessed online along with any feedback.

8. 2009/3/19 system account <info@ektimo.dk>:
> Dear Olle
>
> Login:
> You can now access the exam papers by using the login details below.
> List of exam papers:
> 36 papers were submitted for marking. These are presented in a list
> with a tick-box to indicate which exam papers you have marked.
> Questions:
> The questions have been assigned to the various reviewers in the
> system and you can only access the score sheets for the questions to
> which you have been assigned.
> Score sheet:
> The exam paper is downloaded and presented as a PC-Word document.
> It is mandatory that you add a score for each question. There are text
> fields where you can add confidential comments or feedback for the
> examinees. Both these fields are optional.
> You can use the ‘save’ button at the bottom of the page to save text
> and return to complete your marking at a later time. Click on ‘save
> and finish’ to complete your review and score.
> The standard answers are available by clicking on the ‘marking guide’ link.
>>
> Help:
> If you need assistance, you are welcome to contact us by or call
> me on
> With best regards
> Andy
>
> and login with your as username and password: 4NGR1
> PS: Any feedback on the 'userability' would be welcome.

9. Automated score matrix generated after completion of scores

11. Problems
1 examinee downloaded the wrong version and 12/20 questions were blank He wrote again directly afterwards.
Correcting the questions was found difficult by some of the examiners
In the Netherlands there has been two failed web based examinations but they were not online.