Giveaway of the Day Forums

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   ukprimaryteacher
   Member

   Hi,
   A while ago I asked if Wodershare's Quiz Creator could be given away, but that never happened. In the end, I broke down and bought a copy and haven't regretted it.

   Today, I stumbled upon a truly cool bit of software for highschool, University and Graduate students called "Gobinder" at http://www.gobinder.com. I swear this software has everything I need to stay organised and see the forest for the trees. They have a free one month full functionality download, but I'd love to see it as a GAOTD offering because lets face it, I am a teacher and a student and GAOTD really needs to offer more productive software for this area of the market.
   Nevertheless, I enjoy checking out what you have every day and I have my share of free stuff! :) Thanks!

   Posted 17 years ago #
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   AlexSJ
   Member

   More educational software would be great and yes, the Wondeshare Quiz Creator would be nice.
   In the meantime and for those not willing to spend the bucks, take a look at http://www.qedoc.org/en/index.php?title=Main_Page, which offers the Qedoc Quiz Maker and Player. The software comes free, but any quizzes are only funcional if you allow to publish online (free) or buy a full license (not so cheap). This is the most comprehensive quiz software that I have found so far and the use of data tables is an excellent feature.
   http://www.digitaldominion.com/ offers a very nice Flash Card program, that would make for an excellent offering.
   Pura vida, AlexSJ

   Posted 17 years ago #
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   Bobby
   Member

   UK and Alex:

   If you are interested in GNU licensed educational software, take a look at the information posted here:
   http://www.gnu.org/education/education.html and here: http://www.gnu.org/education/software.html

   FSF project has a listing of educational software: http://directory.fsf.org/category/educ/

   SchoolForge: http://www.schoolforge.net/education-software

   GCompris: http://gcompris.net/-About-GCompris-

   ....and for teachers, http://www.classroomwindows.com/

   Posted 17 years ago #

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