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Examples of Quizzes based on MS-Word template
You can view a series of examples for formative assessments, used during face-to-face teaching (German) settings, in this screencast:
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Categories: e-languages, Screencasts, service-is-learning-materials-creation, software-old
MS-Word, trpQuiz, VBA
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2011/03/02 at 01:08How to use the MS-Word Quiz Template (and the MS-Excel subtitles spreadsheet) « Thomas' Work Space
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2012/02/03 at 10:07Spanish movie subtitles exercise project « Thomas' Work Space
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