Michael Laithangbam

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Michael Laithangbam

Author & Editor at ProProfs |

Michael Laithangbam is the senior writer & editor at ProProfs with 12 years of experience in enterprise software and eLearning. Michael's expertise encompasses online training, web-based learning, quizzes & assessments, LMS, and more. Michael’s work has been published in G2, Software Advice, Capterra, and eLearning Industry.

Articles by Michael Laithangbam

Educational Assessment Software: The Evolution of Evaluation

AI & Machine learning has penetrated almost every vertical, education included.  As revealed in an eSchool report, AI in the education sector is expected to grow by 47.5% through 2021. Fortunately, they are not here to disrupt the modern methodologies applied in the classrooms around the globe.  It is quite the opposite; both AI and...
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How to Create a Quiz Using Hotspot Questions

A lot of times we hear from teachers who want to go beyond just text-based questions & answers in their classroom. Playing with question types or their diversity is what helps in building the students’ interests in class. Interactive tests help them gauge their individual learning ability.  Studies show that test questions impact learning. But,...
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10 Benefits of Online Test Maker

Over the years, online test makers have made themselves a hit among businesses and employers, especially when it comes to hiring the right candidate for any job role.  Employers today put more faith in online assessment platforms than university degrees.  According to The New Economy in one of their articles about the importance of online...
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How to Choose Online Test Maker Software

With a number of Test Making Software available out there, selecting the right one for yourself or your organization can become a daunting task. However, choosing the wrong software can not only be a waste of your time and money but also hinder the learning process. Here are 11 errors you should avoid to make...
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Top 10 Ways to Assess Learning Online

Online assessments have grown dramatically, and people in this century have experienced the need to assess online far closer than anyone else. Pen-and-paper pop quizzes are a thing of the past, and now, thumbs-up/down, hand signals, emoji quizzes, polls, and chat boxes have become the mainstream phenomenon.  Teachers have benefited a lot from online quizzes...
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