Sanako Exam
Sanako Examination Module
WELCOME…
…to the SANAKO Examination Module. SANAKO Examination Module is a software tool that helps teachers create and administer tests using a variety of different question types, as well as to view and manage the exam results.
The SANAKO Study Examination module helps teachers quickly and easily create examinations to test students in a number of different ways.
The SANAKO Exam Wizard guides teachers through the creation of a test, offering a number of options for question types, and providing a great deal of flexibility in testing students’ abilities. Once the exam is launched, students respond to the questions using the SANAKO Exam
Player. Students may also launch the SANAKO Exam Player themselves for independent practice with existing tests.
The Examination Module immediately generates test result reports for both student and teacher, providing an opportunity for students to receive instant feedback on their performance. The teacher may also choose not to let students see their results immediately.
Supporting platform : Windows®
Supporting OS environment : Windows® 10 & Windows®11 (64 bit)
Software License Type : Language lab Software is a permanent License Software and can be used continuously without any restrictions. Client should receive a license activation token. The token is entered during Lab software installation to activate the software license.
However, the activation process requires an active Internet connection. License registration must be on client or user name. Software should be ISO Certified. Must have Manufacturer activation License Key and Language Lab Software must be registered on Institution and a confirmation must come from manufacturer.
| Components of the Sanako examination module… … …
The SANAKO Examination module consists of three software applications
- SANAKO Exam Wizard, which is used by teachers to create exam files.
- SANAKO Exam Player, which is used by students to open the exam files and to answer the questions.
- SANAKO Exam Reports, which is used by teachers to view and manage the exam results.
| General settings for the exam… … …
Select various general settings for the exam
- Randomize Questions – The questions in the exam will be displayed in random order for the students.
- Use Timer – The exam will be ended after the set period of time after which students will no longer be able to continue.
- Prevent task switching – Prevents students from opening other applications and windows during the exam with the Alt and Tab buttons.
- Display exam in full screen – The student application for answering the exam questions will be displayed in full screen size.
- Report not shown to student –The reports of students results are not automatically displayed for the students.
- Passing score – Define how big a percentage of the questions students must answer correctly in order to pass the exam.
- Exam Navigation Options – Select whether students will be free to revisit questions and change their answers or whether they will only be allowed to access each question once.
- Exam Grading System – Grading System A, A+, B, C, D, E).
| Question type and view its explanation on the right side of the window… … …
The available question types are:
- True or False – The students have to select whether a statement is true or false.
- Multiple Choice – The students have to select the correct answer from among a number of response alternatives.
- Check List – More than one correct answers have to be selected from a list of response alternatives.
- Hot Spot – The students have to click the correct item in a picture.
- Drag and Drop – Words and expressions have to be dragged onto the corresponding places in a picture.
- Fill-in-the-Blanks – Students have to enter words and phrases into blank spaces in a sentence
- Match List – Students need to match items in one column with the corresponding alternatives in another column.
- Combo Box List – Students select one or more response alternatives from a drop-down list.
- Edit Combo Box List – Students select one or more response alternatives from a drop-down list or type in their answer if it is not found on the list.
- List Box List – Students select the answer from a drop-down list.
- Short Answer – Students can type in free form answers which are then compared against check-words and expressions set by the teacher.
| Answering exam questions… … …
In Study 1200 teachers can launch exams directly onto the student screens using the Exam activity.
1. Before the actual exam is started, students are asked to sign in. The sign-in name is used to identify the students in test result reports and to name the student exam result files. After entering a sign-in name, press the Enter button on your keyboard. 
2. After a student has signed in the exam starts. For each question, students need to select a response alternative(s) and then click the Next buttonto proceed to the next question. If necessary, students can also go back to change their answer to a previous question by clicking the Previous button.
3. After a student has proceeded through the entire exam they can view an overview of all of their answers.
- To go back and change your answers, click the Return button.
- To end the exam, click the Submit button. This will save your answers as an exam result file and end the exam.
| Viewing students’ results… … …
Once you have started a test for students, an Exam result viewer window will open on the tutor screen displaying the students’ progress. When students have completed the test their answers are saved as an exam result file (.rsl) into the location that was defined when starting the exam and the test result file will appear on the Exam result viewer window
You can then select a student result file and click on the buttons on the right to either
- view a report of the student’s answers
- make copies of the test result files into another location
- move the original test result files into another location.
Alternatively, you can view student results at any time by running the Study Exam Reports application. To start the application, open the Windows Start menu and browse to Programs – Sanako – Sanako Exam Reports.
System requirements
Minimum requirements for the teacher and Students
- SANAKO Study 1200
- Microsoft® Windows® 10 or Windows®11 system
- 1 GHz Processor
- 256 MB Memory
- 1024×768 and 16bit colors
- AC97 compatible sound card*
- Network Adapter
(*) For a list of suitable sound cards, please contact your local distributor
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