QTI 2.1 tools and resources demonstration

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QTI 2.1 tools and resources demonstration
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Overview

• 9.15 Wilbert Kraan - Introduction to QTI
• 09.30 Yvonne Winkelmann - BPS Onyx
• 09.45 Andrew Young Seung Ko - Ubion
• 10.00 Graham Smith - Jassess
• 10.15 Zack Pierce - QTI to APIP converter
• 10.30 UPMC MOCAH team - MOCAH tool chain
• 10.45 Break
• 11.30 Niall Barr - LTIQuizzes/APIS
• 11.45 Paul Neve UniQurate
• 12.00 QTIDI - MathAssessEngine, QTI validator
• 12.15 Discussion

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What's the point of QTI?

• QTI makes assessment material independent of
  tools
• Share material in a community
• Future-proof collections
• Connect best tool to best tool

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Why QTI 2.1?

• More predictable more consistent more
  interoperable

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Where the QTI 2.1 specification is at

• To do before draft 3 gets voted on by the tech
  board
• Sort one (major) refactorisation issue in the XSD
• Spit polish on the documentation set

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The reference packages

• Common Cartridge reference package
• Added curriculum standards
• General QTI reference package
• From the spec example set
• BPS reference set
• From BPS Onyx editor
• BBQ / main profile candidate examples
• Set and package that represents a union of common
  VLE assessment capabilities
• MOCAH test and items
• Set of items used in maths teaching in French
  secondary schools