This is one example of a series of experimental Hypercard stacks that we developed to be used by students for practicing taking tests. This one is a "word matching" quiz, in which the student is given a definition or question and is to click on the matching word or phrase in the list. The stack gives immediate feedback (graphic and/or audio), keeps score, and allows the student to clear the score and start over.
A "fill-in-the-blanks" template is provided for the construction of new tests. Complete instructions for the teacher are provided on how to enter questions and phrases and the correct answers.
A working example of a word matching quiz stack (on a 5th grade archaeology unit) can be downloaded as a self-extracting archive from
inform.umd.edu Educational_Resources/ Faculty_Resources_and_Support/ ChemConference/ Software/ Hypercard/ MultimediaExamples/ ArchaeologyMatching.hqxThis example was constructed using one of the Word Matching Templates, which are provided with complete instructions as a self-extracting archive.
For more information contact:
Mary O'Haver
Fairland Elementary School
14315 Fairdale Road
Silver Spring, MD 20905
301-989-5658
This page is maintained by Prof. T.C. O'Haver. Comments, suggestions and questions should be directed to Prof. O'Haver at to2@umail.umd.edu.