Academus software

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Submit Cancel. Open in new tab. Sign me up Stay informed about special deals, the latest products, events, and more from Microsoft Store. Academic Software and your school work together to ensure you can log in using the same school account. Academic Software is a platform where school, college and university students can download a vast library of legal software for a fixed monthly or annual fee.

In this way, pupils, students and teachers at the affiliated schools, colleges and universities can use the same, up-to-date software, which makes teaching considerably more efficient. Academic Software also offers telephone and e-mail support. To read the license agreement please click here. Question Builder. A software application module for creating teacher-student interactive classroom quizzes in Microsoft Office PowerPoint and Word in an easy and convenient way.

Upon installation it appears as an add-in toolbar on the PowerPoint or Word main screen with a sequence of buttons which offering the teacher the capability to create an interactive quiz, set its parameters, such as correct answer, time, type of question, etc. Response Management. Supports up to 50 simultaneous users up to in advanced configuration. Offers a real-time monitoring display for attendance, users connected, quiz completion and student or class performance.

Operates on a Wireless LAN, does not require internet connection and the use of costly remote clickers, transmitters or receivers.