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With 60 question types, Edcite has more technology-enhanced question types than any other assessment platform. The majority of our question types are auto-graded, which saves teachers time and gives both students and teachers instant feedback. Teachers can also tag items to state standards, which gives teachers immediate standards-based data.
Two of our most popular math question types are our number line questions.
Teachers love the variety of technology-enhanced question types available on Edcite. Did you know that Edcite has 60 interactive question types, most with auto-grading? Teachers can assess students’ knowledge of standards and receive data instantly. Teachers can then re-teach or provide enrichment, based on what the data says.
One of Edcite’s most popular question types for math is the graph quadratic functions question type.
Edcite is committed to providing technology-enhanced question types that meet teachers’ assessment needs and align with state tests. That is why we currently offer more question types than any other assessment platform. We encourage teachers and departments to check out our 60 item types—and feel free to send us feedback!
One of Edcite’s top question types for math is the graph linear inequalities question type.
Edcite features 60 interactive question types that allow students to show their understanding of standards and also practice with the type of technology-enhanced items that they will see on their end-of-year state test. This helps students show what they know rather than be stumped by how to use the technology to answer the questions. Most of our question types are also auto-graded, giving both teachers and students immediate feedback.
One of Edcite’s most popular question types across subjects is the order list question type!
With 60 question types, Edcite has technology-enhanced question types than any other assessment platform. The majority of our question types are auto-graded, which saves teachers time and gives both students and teachers instant feedback. Teachers can also tag items to state standards, which will give teachers immediate standards-based data.
One of most popular question types is our dot plot question type for math.
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