i'm trying to make a multiple choice test to put on a website, is front page the right program or does it use a spreadsheet or something? i'm at a loss!

This isn't too difficult if you just want to treat the
test as data entry. You just design an HTML form with a
drop-down box or radio button group for each question, and
then configure Form Properties to save the answers in a
file, in email, or in a database.

If, however, you want to score the test online and give
the student immediate feedback, you would have to program
that in ASP or ASP.NET.


Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
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>-----Original Message-----
>i'm trying to make a multiple choice test to put on a
website, is front page the right program or does it use a
spreadsheet or something? i'm at a loss!
>.
>

There are software programs out there that do this. For example, the testing program that comes with my chemistry textbook has an online component - for tests or reviews. Check out Exam View at: http://www.examview.com, but search out others. There are many.

"becs" wrote:

> i'm trying to make a multiple choice test to put on a website, is front page the right program or does it use a spreadsheet or something? i'm at a loss!