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EvalSuite is an online evaluation system developed by Richard
Rathe and Susan Wright
in the University of Florida Office
of Medical Informatics. The system has logged hundreds of
thousands of course, clerkship, faculty, and peer evaluations since
1995. In 1997 we abandoned paper forms and began collecting
standardized patient data with laptops in the Harrell
Professional Development and Assessment Center. This grew to
include the NBME clinical skills assessment pilot program.
In 1999 the system was extended to include online examinations.
In the Spring of 2000 the College of Medicine dedicated a computer-based
testing center to facilitate paperless examinations on a large
scale. In 2003, XAM replaced evalCGI for
high stakes testing. Version 5.0.2 is the first public release of
this software since July 2001.
This software is copyrighted by the University of Florida.
Conditions and restrictions on its use are listed in the opening
comments of each EvalSuite script file. By downloading this software
from this site, you are agreeing to abide by those conditions and
restrictions. Use of this software does not imply permission to modify or
distribute it. This software may be downloaded for use at an
individual site and may not be further distributed without explicit
permission from the authors. |
