Re: test generating software

["Homer B. James" <hbjst@pop.pitt.edu>]

Try cT written by Bruce Sherwood of CMU.  It is a very flexible authoring
language.  There is a SIG maintained at MIT and  Bruce will respond almost
immediately to inquiries.  It is sold through the Physics group at North
Carolina.
 Jim

At 05:02 PM 12/17/96 -0500, you wrote:
> I am looking for software for creating and storing test or homework 
> problems with imbedded graphics. I am looking for something that will 
> allow me to store problems by subject, type, difficulty, etc. and then 
> retrieve selected problems. I would also like to be able to generate 
> randomly selected problem sets to be given as homework or for online 
> drill/testing. Does anyone in phys-l know of good PC software for that 
> purpose?
> Thanks in advance.
> Al
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