A Testing Hub is:
Need to make a printable test quickly? Look no further.
Store your test data—questions and answers, matching pairs, etc.—in a structured way so you can generate fresh tests on the fly.
Serves lightweight, fast-loading tests at dedicated URLs or embedded.
Configure once, enjoy countless test variations.
Test your students, test yourself. Teach and learn by testing!
Making online polls and surveys is a breeze with Testing Hubs for Polls.
At present, two test types are supported: multiple-choice and freestyle. But "reversed" forms of these tests—wherein the answers are given as questions—are also available.
A Testing Hub for Polls is just that—one specially designed to conduct online polls, a.k.a. surveys, consisting of multiple-choice questions.
If you want to challenge users to supply correct answers to questions, use a regular Testing Hub. If you want to collect information from users or gauge public opinion, create a Testing Hub for Polls.
NOTE: It's not possible to convert a regular Testing Hub to a Testing Hub for Polls or vice versa. Be sure to create the kind you need.
Not at all. The configuration page contains plenty of tips, and every Testing Hub comes pre-loaded with sample data. Just follow the examples. You don't need to be a computer expert.
Nope. Testing Hubs are created, configured, and used in your web browser.
No, but documentation and examples appear throughout the site, just where you need them.
Each Testing Hub contains a single data repository. Nothing prevents you from including, say, math questions and English questions in the same Testing Hub, but in that case your tests will contain a mixture of math and English questions.
It's often preferable to use a different Testing Hub for each content area you're making tests for, but it's up to you.
You can create a Testing Hub for FREE and enjoy full access to it until it expires. New Testing Hubs expire 30 days after they're created.
You can accomplish a lot in a very short time, so don't be too concerned about the time limit, especially if you simply want to make a printable test. Just be advised that your tests and configuration data will not be available after expiration. If you have more test-making or test-taking to do after expiration, you'll have to start fresh with a new Testing Hub.
Alternatively, you can extend a Testing Hub—that is, you can keep it alive beyond its default expiration—for only ONE PENNY a day!
Absolutely. If you extend a Testing Hub and become dissatisfied with it at any point during the term you've paid for, just ask for your money back. As long as you do so before the end of your term, your full payment will be refunded.
You will find links to all your Testing Hubs—that is, all Testing Hubs claimed by your e-mail address—on the My Testing Hubs page.
Coupon codes will be made available from time to time through special promotions, via social media, etc. But you can also buy coupon codes in lots to enjoy volume discounting on Testing Hubs.
It works like this: You buy a lot of coupon codes and then redeem them one by one, over time, as you create and extend Testing Hubs. Each coupon code represents one one-year extension of one Testing Hub.
Coupon codes do not expire.
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