CBT guides for schools
Plain answers to the questions schools ask before they move exams onto computers.
CBT software for schools: what to look for before you buy
What good CBT software for schools should do, a buying checklist, the computers you need, and how Chuvor CBT runs exams on your own network without internet.
Offline CBT software that runs on your own school network
How offline CBT software works: one server computer in your school, student browsers on your own network, no internet during exams. What you need and why.
How to set up a computer-based test (CBT) in your school
Set up a CBT exam step by step: install the server, activate your licence, connect student computers, add questions and run the exam with a live monitor.
CBT software for universities and large exam centres
CBT for universities and polytechnics: up to 500 candidates at once, many halls on one campus network or a licensed server per hall, no internet needed.
Computer-based tests or paper exams? What changes for your school
CBT compared with paper exams for schools: marking time, fairness, printing costs, security and records, and when paper or a mix of both still makes sense.