Grading students using teacher workbook
This invention is a computer based system for the assessment, management and instruction of students, and for the delivery of work pages and other instructional materials in the form of electronic student workbooks. The computer based assessment of the student produces a student profile including skill gaps or learning objectives. Teacher ( 20 ) and student ( 22 ) workstations are networked CPUs with pen-based tablet inputs, and displays network with a central processor ( 10 ) and data base. A director workstation may also be networked with the central processor. The central processor generates a teacher workbook either directly or with input from the director workstation. The teacher, or teacher and director together, assemble an electronic student workbook containing instructional materials correlated with the student profile. The system tracks useful data such as instructional material (e.g., textbook pages, work sheets, software, simulations, tests, etc.) delivered to students.
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40 . A method of grading a student over a network, comprising:
establishing a learning session between a teacher and a student;
generating a teacher workbook at a teacher workstation;
selecting an instructional material for the student using the teacher workbook;
displaying the selected instructional material to the student using a student workbook generated at a student workstation;
storing the student's answers to the selected instructional material on a computer readable medium;
scoring the student's answers using a computer program executed on a processor; and
retrieving the student's score at the teacher workbook.
41 . The method of claim 1 , further comprising:
retrieving the student's answers at the teacher workbook.
42 . A method of grading a student over a network, comprising:
establishing a learning session between a teacher and a student;
generating a teacher workbook at a teacher workstation;
selecting an instructional material for the student using the teacher workbook;
displaying the selected instructional material to the student using a student workbook generated at a student workstation;
storing the student's answers to the selected instructional material on a computer readable medium;
retrieving the student's answers at the teacher workbook; and
grading the student's answers at the teacher workbook.