Questionmark Podcasts Feature Interviews with Assessment Professionals

NORWALK, CT -- May 11, 2006 -- Questionmark is pleased to announce the availability of podcasts featuring interviews with learning and education professionals on its website at http://www.questionmark.com/go/podcast.

In the podcasts, current users of the Questionmark™ Perception™ assessment management system tell about their use of online surveys, quizzes, tests and exams, and industry thought leaders share insights about best practices in relation to assessments.

Listeners can subscribe to and download the podcasts at no charge and listen to them whenever and wherever they like, using an MP3 player, laptop or desktop computer.

“Questionmark has always worked to promote conversation among educators, trainers and instructional designers who rely on assessments to measure knowledge, skills and attitudes,” commented Questionmark President and CEO Eric Shepherd. “Podcasts offer a simple way to keep learning professionals aware of how their peers are implementing online assessments and to provide quick tips on best practices. They also complement the many learning materials we already have on our website in the form of case studies, white papers, PowerPoint presentations and animated feature tours.”

About Questionmark:
Questionmark (www.questionmark.com) has been providing testing and assessment software since 1988, and some 2,500 customers in 50 countries now use Questionmark products. The Questionmark™ Perception™ assessment management system enables educators and trainers to create, securely administer and report on surveys, quizzes, tests and exams. Multiple authors can work together in a distributed learning environment with seamless connections to existing systems and infrastructure. Options include a secure browser and proctoring security. Perception applications include pre/post tests, practice quizzes, course evaluations and certification exams. The software can be licensed or used as a hosted solution. Questionmark provides extensive documentation for users of the software in addition to comprehensive learning resources focusing on the effective use of assessments. Complete details are available at http://www.questionmark.com.