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How EProfessor Started

I gave him a call and pitched him my idea. “Michael, I’m in a bit of a bind here,” I started. “I need someone to finish the heating and plumbing in my house, but I can’t afford the going rates. You’re the best at what you do—what if you finish the job, and in return, I’ll build you an online app? Something that will let you train your students remotely, so you don’t have to travel as much.”

Building a Course with eProfessor

Building a course with eProfessor involves several key steps, from planning your course content to utilizing the platform's features to create an engaging learning experience. Here’s a guide to help you get started.

Exciting Updates Coming to Exam Professor

We are thrilled to announce several new features and updates that will transform your experience with Exam Professor, Inc., which will soon be known as EProfessor.

Write a Better Multiple Choice Exam

Multiple choice exams are a widely used assessment tool in educational settings. When designed thoughtfully, they can effectively evaluate students' knowledge and understanding of a subject. This article aims to provide educators with practical tips and strategies to create high-quality multiple choice exams that accurately measure students' learning outcomes.

4 Tips to Improve Exam Success

Sitting for an examination is one process that a lot of students dread. While this process naturally sits well with some, the anxiety that others go through during preparation is almost constant. 

Here are some tips that can be beneficial to every type of learner:

New - Transfer Exam Ownership

We have rebuilt two sections in the teacher admin interface: teacher and class management. We hope that you find the section more user friendly and powerful. We are always working to make Exam Professor a better solution for your needs.

New - Granular Control of Students

We have rebuilt the teacher admin section that allows management of student accounts. The overall goal was not only to bring us closer to removing all aspects of Adobe Flash from the teacher admin, but to provide more features and granular control of student accounts.

Adding Equations LaTeX/Mathematics

With the 2016 rebuild of our question editor we've incorporated a new HTML editor that supports TeX (newest versions are now called LaTeX).