SharePoint

Posted by John Kleeman I’m pleased to inform you of a new white paper fresh off the press on Questionmark and Microsoft Office 365.This white paper explains how Microsoft Office 365 complements the Questionmark OnDemand assessment management system; and how you can use Office 365 to launch Questionmark surveys, quizzes,... Read More

Posted By Doug Peterson There’s not just one way to integrate Questionmark with your SharePoint portal. There’s not just two ways. There are actually three ways to integrate a Questionmark assessment into a SharePoint page! For Perception (on-premise) customers, it’s possible to use Windows Authentication to present to a SharePoint... Read More

Posted by Julie Delazyn Social networking, wikis, blogs, portals and collaboration tools play an increasingly important role, offering powerful ways to increase participation and sustain momentum in learning. Enterprise portal applications such as Microsoft SharePoint offer content management and facilitate information sharing across boundaries. According to Bill Finegan, Vice President... Read More

Posted by Joan Phaup Social networking, wikis, blogs, portals and collaboration tools offer powerful ways to increase participation and sustain momentum in learning communities – but how can these tools be blended to create strong learning ecosystems?  Enterprise applications such as Microsoft SharePoint can play a powerful role here, through... Read More

Posted by Julie Delazyn If you’re following this blog, you will have noticed many presentations, conceptual videos, tutorials and demos about all sorts of assessment-related subjects. Now you can access these resources all in one place: Questionmark's new and improved Learning Café! Learning Cafe includes more than three dozen videos,... Read More

Posted by John Kleeman Lots of people ask me how you can use assessments to measure the effectiveness of informal learning.  If people are learning at different times, in different ways and without structure, how do you know it’s happening? And how can you justify investment in social and informal... Read More

Posted by Julie Delazyn The way we learn is changing. By allowing us to more easily share information and acquire knowledge, the Internet has made it easier to learn informally. Moving away from the traditional academic model, we are increasingly learning from each other and on the job. Microsoft SharePoint’s popularity... Read More

Posted by Julie Delazyn Microsoft SharePoint’s popularity as a collaboration environment for everyday work tasks makes it a readily available environment for learning functions -- an idea that fits in well with the 70+20+10 learning model. Questionmark Integration Product Owner Steve Lay points out the possibilities and challenges of integrating... Read More

Posted by John Kleeman As regular readers of this blog will know, I am a big fan of embedding assessments within learning for more effectiveness and also of using SharePoint as a learning platform. But how useful are they in practice? I was very excited to speak with a Questionmark... Read More

Posted by John Kleeman When one person talks about assessments, they might mean something different to someone else. The best definition I’ve seen of assessment is from our CEO, Eric Shepherd: “any systematic method of obtaining evidence by posing questions to draw inferences about the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and other characteristics of people... Read More