4.2 Working principle
Firstly, user see the window with some about text and 2 buttons: Register and Login
Pic.8 Main page
Registered user can be either teacher or student.
Students see the list of the tests to pass or which has been passed.
Pic.9 Student main page
After he choosed the test to pass the test runs. Display only 1 question per page.
Pic.10 Student passes test
Then after all the questions passed student sees his results
Pic.11 Student Test result
If the teacher is logged in he see the same page as the student does, but the tests is listed are which has been created by the teacher, not should to pass
Pic.12 Teacher main page
After he executes the test he can see the list of the students who passed and should pass the test. Also he can remove/edit(if not published) the test, or create a new one
Pic.13 Teacher test executed
If teacher create or edit the test it see the same window as the student does but it now editable
Pic.14 Question edit page
The last step in creation of the test is configuration: list of the students to pass, deadline and etc.
Pic.15 Test configuration
Conclusion
As I said in the preface, I want for our country have the standard system for any computer-based testing, with a big united database. In my opinion together me can do more, than separated, it always was like this, and should always be. Only if will join our ideas, power and knowledge, we can became the leader in educational state of the world. Testing is only the first step, if it will be go on, it should became a part of the great online educational system for distance learning.
This project is related to become a small part, a small step to become our country education system a little better and perspective.
I saw a lot of different testing servicesin my research, and the main disadvantage of all of them is was the database, fullfilling by a small group of people. Teachers should share their knowledge for a while, to became our education more qualified. And that was the main idea of the project. Online testing system for everyone.
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