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Hi all,

A Learning Assessment Engine may be of interest to you.  
In a nutshell, with professor/instructor's cooperation, a student is now able to 

assess his/her learning of a topic/lecture at a click of a button.  It's for 
qualitative subjects including Management, Marketing, Communication etc. http://www.knowledgenotebook.com/ 
It's released two days ago.

FYI, after installing the software please uncheck the "Hub View" option via 
Settings.  

It's not designed for testing similar data with the default UI in case you 
simply want to test it out. 

For normal use you don't need to change the default setting but feel free to 
play with it.

And here's one sample set of data, http://www.knowledgenotebook.com/Stuff/BeAprofessor.html 
欢迎提意见。 多谢。 

Some Feedback so far
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Sent: Thu, January 27, 2011 8:07:31 AM
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Chunshen,

I  spent about 40 minutes to have it installed and tried. The overall  design 
looks very good. I think this will be a very useful tool for  students. 

Zhiqiang
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Who's Zhiqiang?
A  senior researcher in natural language processing and software  development, 
developer of the most advanced text analysis tool  (Coh-Metrix),  developer of 
natural language conversation based   tutoring systems (AutoTutor, ARIES, WPAL).
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Sincerely,

 Don
Chunshen Li
Knowledge NoteBook, LLC
3164 Berry Lane, #119
Roanoke, VA 24018
540-765-2138 donli at knowledgenotebook.com 
 http://www.knowledgenotebook.com 

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