1. QTI-IPS website – a whistle-stop tour of support resources Niall S F Barr niall.barr@glasgow.ac.uk

2. A slightly different approach to project web sites Web site is an Amazon EC2 AMI (Amazon Machine Image) running on a server farm somewhere in Ireland Temporary (memorable URL) http://cloud.niallbarr.me.uk/ for development instancehttp://cloud.niallbarr.me.uk/ –At the moment that really points to http://ec2-79-125-43-66.eu-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com/ but this changes every time the instance is restarted. http://ec2-79-125-43-66.eu-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com/ Instead of a semi-permanent information site it will become a permanent reusable resource that can be copied, initialised and modified as required.

3. Basic Features of the AMI (for geeks/IT support) Ubuntu Server 10.04 LTS Apache 2 Tomcat 6 (integrated with Apache) MySQL PHP 5 Maxima I’m using an Amazon Micro (Free Tier Eligible) server, but a higher specification instance can be used. –Upto 2 ECUs, 1 core, 613 MB RAM

4. What’s on the site so far? MathAssessEngine (QTI player) –Includes lots of QTI examples JAssess (QTI player) Moodle (waiting to be connected to MathAssessEngine) Eqiat (QTI authoring tool) http://cloud.niallbarr.me.uk/

5. What is still to come? SToMP II (QTI Player) MathAssessEngine/Moodle integration More example items Downloadable copies of –Spectatus (QTI Assessment authoring) –Mathqurate (QTI Item editor) –QTIcat (QTI Profiling tool) QTItalk – interactive QTI documentation Lots of links to other QTI resources