Questionmark Unveils System for

For Immediate Release

Questionmark Unveils System for
Self-Directed Learning
Diagnostic Assessment Learning Interface (DALI) helps learners chart their own path

STAMFORD, CT – August 16, 2004 – Questionmark, a leader in the creation of testing and assessment software, has released a Diagnostic Assessment Learning Interface (DALI) that quickly identifies strengths and weaknesses that surface during diagnostic assessments such as quizzes and tests. Learners can now track their progress and direct their own study with this new data-driven interface.

DALI is an add-on to the Questionmark™ Perception™ assessment management system. The new interface opens up a tree view showing topic scores to allow students to see how well they’ve performed in each topic and to take refresher quizzes on topics that are proving difficult. It provides learners and instructors multiple ways to view information in order to gauge progress in specific topic areas.

The interface:

• allows a student to select the score level that they wish to achieve;
• highlights the last topic-based feedback provided to the learner;
• provides statistics associated with any selected topic; and
• displays topic descriptions as learning objectives.

“Research has shown that answering questions can dramatically increase learning and reduce forgetting,” remarked Questionmark President Eric Shepherd. “Learners benefit from being able to understand their knowledge and skills inventories quickly and easily. DALI helps them select the most appropriate learning experiences and quiz themselves on particular topics for retrieval practice and feedback.”

Information and a 30-day evaluation software is available free of charge from:
http://www.questionmark.com/us/perception/dali.aspx

About Questionmark:
Questionmark has been producing testing and assessment software since 1988, enabling educators and trainers to write, administer, and report on tests and surveys securely using individual PCs, local networks, the Internet, and intranets. Some 2,000 businesses, governments, schools, colleges, and universities in more than 50 countries use Questionmark Perception software. Questionmark has offices in the United States, England, and Belgium, with distributors worldwide.

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