The "CoCOS Editor" allows the creation of on-Line resources and it is possible to use it with a co-creation approach. Co-creation, at its heart, is about students and staff working together. Instead of learning, teaching or curriculum design being something done to students, co-creation is something done with students.

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Quizziz is an online assessment tool that allows to teachers and students to create and use one another's quizzes. 

Advantages

• Free trial. 
• User-friendly for teachers and students.

Disadvantages

• Easy to mistakenly tap the wrong answer.

Use Testmoz to automatically grade your tests so you can get back to teaching. Create homework quizzes for your students and reuse them year after year. You can print out paper copies for in-class assignments too.

Advantages

• Free.
• Easy-to-use.

Disadvantages

• It does not allow insertion of multimedia.

Socrative is an online platform designed to enhance student and teacher digital communications. It does this by offering a questions and answers learning system that can be created by teachers for a bespoke tool. Students share their understanding by answering formative assessment questions in a variety of formats: quizzes, quick question polls, exit tickets.

Advantages

• Free for up to 50 students in one room. 
• Easy to use and grade.

Disadvantages

• Quizzes are not available outside the classroom.
• No possibility of peer assessment.

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STACK is the world-leading open-source online assessment system for mathematics and STEM. It is available for Moodle, ILIAS and as an integration through LTI.

About STACK

STACK is an online assessment system for mathematics and STEM, designed to enable students to answer questions with a mathematical expression, such as a polynomial. It is available for Moodle.

STACK helps students learn from their mistakes through specific feedback.

Computer Algebra Support

STACK uses the Computer Algebra System Maxima to evaluate expressions.

• Mathematical answers: questions are not limited to multiple choice.
• Randomise questions: so different students see different variants of a quiz.
• Graphical support: make your questions stand out by integrating Maxima plots, JSXGraphs or Google Charts.

Validation of answers

Before answers are graded, students confirm their answer is interpreted correctly by the system. Invalid answers, like ones with mismatched brackets, are rejected.

•  Fair: students are not penalised for poor computer skills.
•  Flexible: the teacher decides what a valid answer looks like.

Intelligent marking

Teachers write grading trees that mark answers based on mathematical properties, like "is it factored?"

•  Specific feedback tailored to each student's answer.
•  Multipart questions with follow-through marking.
•  Give-example style questions with many correct answers.
•  Diverse question types involving scientific units, numerical accuracy, line-by-line reasoning and more.

Open-source

As an open-source project, users help improve STACK by adding features, translations, bug reports and more. Many users share STACK materials, for example through the ABACUS material bank.

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Safe Exam Browser is a web browser environment to carry out e-assessments safely. The software turns any computer temporarily into a secure workstation. It controls access to resources like system functions, other websites and applications and prevents unauthorized resources being used during an exam.