Some Behavioral Considerations on the GPS4GEF Cloud-Based Generator of Evaluation Forms with Automatic Feedback and References to Interactive Support Content

Daniel Homocianu () and Dinu Airinei ()

Informatica Economica, 2015, vol. 19, issue 3, 19-31

Abstract: The paper introduces some considerations on a previously defined general purpose system used to dynamically generate online evaluation forms with automatic feedback immediately after submitting responses and working with a simple and well-known data source format able to store questions, answers and links to additional support materials in order to increase the productivity of evaluation and assessment. Beyond presenting a short description of the prototype’s components and underlining advantages and limitations of using it for any user involved in assessment and evaluation processes, this paper promotes the use of such a system together with a simple technique of generating and referencing interactive support content cited within this paper and defined together with the LIVES4IT approach. This type of content means scenarios having adhoc documentation and interactive simulation components useful when emulating concrete examples of working with real world objects, operating with devices or using software applications from any activity field.

Keywords: Short History of Forms; Java Script (JS); Google’s Applications; Reasons for using Google Apps Script (GAS); General Purpose System for Generating Evaluation Forms (GPS4GEF); Interactive Support Content for On-Line Forms (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
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