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The FETLAR project aims to release open source mathematical assessment systems and is the MSOR community's bid through the Subject Centre strand for the Open Educational Resources (OER). *** This project is now finished. If you are interested in QTI 2.1 delivery (as provided by MathAssessEngine, please see the new QTI Works project - https://sourceforge.net/projects/qtiworks/ ***
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JQuestions is a small, simple but powerful exam-simulator application ideally suited to self-learning and education. It needs no other software, databases or libraries except Java. It has been deliberately designed to be easy to install and use.
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Is an algebraic-geometric program to make geometricals constructions; handle points, lines, conical, symmetries, invertion, locus, animation, etc.
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Pavlov is a Java multiple choice teaching program. Easy to write, pluggable question selection strategies & user feedback modules optimize time spent learning huge amounts of info stored in XML libraries. Also library editor and general use packages.
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