Lesson 11. Test scan processing, marking and annotating - example from AMC
Channel: Bad Idea
Date: 2020-04-03

Lesson 11. Test scan processing, marking and annotating - example from AMC


In this lesson we continue with the interface of the AMC.
Now we touch the test processing, marking and annotation. We also will be changing some default settings for the programme.


First, scan the printed versions of the tests with the boxes filled by students, and go to Data Capture tab. There choose the Automatic Capture, locate your scans and choose Different answer sheets, since all students will have the unique variants. After the capture you have a chance to see how students filled the boxes in the zoom section on the left side of the screen.


After small changes made to AMC configuration, you are ready to mark your students. To do so you will need the CSV file with your students' names.


The last section is the Exports you will be sending to your profs. Follow the instructions.


possible problems:
Problem: You don't have the list of students

Solution: You still can use your annotated pdfs to grade your students, the main thing is to make students write their names on the test sheets.


If you have any problems, comment below



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