Courseware Features

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Eduvelop's Selection Intermixture

One drawback to using multiple choice questions as an educational tool is the fact that the answers can be easily memorized. Our exclusive feature, Selection Intermixture solves this problem and turns it into an advantage.

For each question, we develop a pool of possible right answers and a pool of wrong answers. The answer algorithm will then randomly select answers from the pool.

For the question, For how long did Aristotle remain at Plato’s Academy? The following answer choices might be:

• Sample 1
  1. Aristotle attended the academy until he was 37 years old.
  2. He remained at the academy until after Socrates’ was poisoned.
  3. Aristotle stayed at the academy for 10 years.
  4. He attended the academy until he was 47 years old.
• Sample 2
  1. Aristotle attended the academy for 25 years.
  2. Aristotle attended the academy until 347 B.C.
  3. He remained until just after Plato's death.
  4. He attended the academy until 327 B.C.
• Sample 3
  1. He remained at the academy until his death in 322 B.C.
  2. Aristotle stayed at the academy for 20 years.
  3. Aristotle never attended Plato's academy. He attended the Lyceum.
  4. He attended the academy until just before Plato's death.

The right answer for Sample 1 is A, the correct answer for Sample 2 is C, and the answer to Sample 3 is B.

The right answers are very different but equally correct.

Can you begin to see how powerful this tool is? Now, subjective and objective material is addressed through multiple choice questions. Students can repeat a lesson and the material will be fresh. Some questions throughout our courseware have more than 10 correct answers providing hundreds of combinations and learning opportunities.

This selection intermixture along with our structured sequence and our many other features gives us the confidence to offer you the most powerful guarantee in the educational industry.

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