Maple T.A. - Web-based Testing and Assessment for Math Courses

Overview

Why Maple T.A.?

Features

What's New

Designed for courses involving mathematics

Maple T.A. is an easy-to-use web-based system for creating tests and assignments, and automatically assessing student responses and performance. It supports complex, free-form entry of mathematical equations and intelligent evaluation of responses, making it ideal for science, technology, engineering, mathematics (STEM), or any course that requires mathematics.

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Key Features

Natural Math Notation
Maple T.A. supports the use of standard mathematical notation in both the question text and student response, so students can focus on their assignment, not on the software.

Free Response Questions
With Maple T.A., you can ask free-response questions, including questions that have more than one correct answer. Maple T.A. will evaluate responses intelligently, just like you would.

Start Immediately
If you choose, you can let Maplesoft host your Maple T.A. service. You can get started right away, and never have to worry about system set-up or server maintenance.

Ready-to-Use Content

Visit the Teacher Resource Center
Download thousands of free Maple T.A. questions for calculus, precalculus, algebra, engineering, physics, and more from the Teacher Resource Center.

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Next Steps

	Evaluate Maple T.A.
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	Purchase & Licensing Options

New features in
Maple T.A. 9.5

Maple T.A.User Stories

	University of Waterloo Improves Learning while Saving Money with Maple T.A. "... we've found that we can save approximately $100,000 per year on our grading budget, which we can use to support activities and programs we couldn't otherwise offer."

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	Use of Maple T.A. at the University of Guelph reduces drop-out rates by more than 10% "... students who used the Maple T.A. tests and assignments had a better understanding and grasp of the subject than the other students"

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