Hot Potatoes software remarkable

As a student or faculty we preoccupied with how to convey subject matter in lecture effectively. One way is to do a lot of good exercises or multiple choice answer. This was also done at the end of the semester to get the value of the student. Seeing this, we must control the media to be conveyed by the record. The media can be received well. Here are examples of software applications to create both multiple-choice questions and fields that can be learned easily in a short time. The software called Hot Potatoes. For those who want to try it can download here. 

Download Hot Potatoes for Windows from here:

• Hot Potatoes 6.3 installer (Hot Potatoes for Windows 98/ME/NT4/2000/XP/Vista, version 6.3).
• Hot Potatoes for Linux users running Wine (version 6.3). This is a zip file containing the folder structure of the Windows version of Hot Potatoes. You can extract this to create the HotPot program folder without running the setup program if you prefer.

Download Java Hot Potatoes:

• Download Java Hot Potatoes which will run on Mac OS X, Windows, Linux or any computer running a Java Virtual Machine. To install and run Java Hot Potatoes on Mac OS X:
  1. Download the file javahotpot61.zip from the link above.
  2. Unzip that file on your computer, you will have a folder called JavaHotPot6.
  3. Drag the JavaHotPot6 folder to the Applications directory on your computer.
  4. Open the folder and double-click the JavaHotPotatoes6 application icon.
  5. Trash the javahotpot61.zip file.

Once downloaded install the application software will then start running the program the desired content and then save the application has been made. Then place the computer quis file server. After being given instructions to the students to work through networks connected to the server or the internet.

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