Questionmark Partners with The Glenis Group

For Immediate Release

Questionmark Partners with The Glenis Group

STAMFORD, CT - October 29, 2002 - Questionmark, creators of Questionmark™ Perception™ testing and assessment software, have announced a new partnership with The Glenis Group, a consulting company specializing in the development of on-line assessment and testing programs.

The Glenis Group's services range from small consultation sessions to full development and implementation of courseware and tests, including job task analysis, curriculum mapping, item writing workshops, course development, and exam development and review. Through its partnership with Questionmark, the firm will utilize Perception for premiere on-line testing capabilities.

"Perception provides a great deal of flexibility for people involved in software training and certification," said Shannon Wallner, president of the Glenis Group. "We are very eager to provide alternatives in test delivery to our software clients and provide a ray of hope to those tasked with developing assessments, testing, and high stakes certification exams. With Perception, we can now offer a complete suite of development services to our clients including assessment, courseware, and exams."

"Questionmark's Perception offers a new opportunity for schools to adapt practice tests and tutorials to the new mandates," said Amy Jones, Wallners' colleague. "In this era of standards testing, parents and teachers are eager for an effective way to help students achieve these standards. With Perception's feedback and reporting features, this can be a reality."

Said Questionmark President Eric Shepherd, "We appreciate The Glenis Group's extensive experience in developing software certification programs and believe the company's expertise will be if great benefit to our customers."

About The Glenis Group:
The Glenis Group, based in the Northwest, has a wide range of experience in the development of software certification programs. Shannon Wallner, principal of the firm, developed a Certified Professional Program for a major software firm and has advised another on partner training and testing. She is currently working with a small international software company to plan and deliver a set of courses and certification programs that blend on-line testing with practical, hands on evaluation.

Her colleague, Amy Jones, an experienced classroom educator, is developing standards-based review CDs using Questionmark for parents and students interested in improving performance. A secondary mathematics teacher for nine years, Jones' practical experience in creating curriculum materials for students successfully translates to the computerized testing field. For more information call (425) 941-6016 or visit www.glenisgroup.com.

About Questionmark:
Questionmark has been producing testing and assessment software since 1988. Businesses, governments, schools, colleges, and universities in more than 50 countries use Questionmark software. Typical applications include exams, quizzes, study aids, diagnostic tests, pre-course skills assessments, and course evaluations. Visit www.questionmark.com for more information.

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