David Holt

This article is an introduction on how to use markdown syntax within Caveon’s software tools, and harness the power of custom template tags. Markdown allows you to safely add formatting to your con...

Each file in Scorpion is called a Project. You may be invited to collaborate on a project you did not create. Each invitation is for a specific task. Tasks you may be asked to perform include techn...

1.  Click on the drop down menu while in a Scorpion project and select Deliveries.   2.  Here you see all of the deliveries and statuses.  a.  Deliveries with a green box are completed b.  Deliver...

The Settings page, found by using the drop down menu in the upper left-hand side of your screen, provides access to settings that let you customize and control the interface for your project, incl...

Each file in Scorpion is called a Project. To set up a new project:  1- Click on the New Project button on the Projects page.   2- Fill in or select the following: Project’s name Display Name (op...

In order to perform advanced psychometric analysis on your exams and items, you will need to export response data. Scorpion provides several export formats. You can find these options by clicking o...

Most programs require that each test item contains a reference to current materials in the field being tested, in order to support the desired response/correct answer in case of item challenges and...

When creating or updating an exam, items are rarely deleted. Rejected items are often retained as part of the documentation of the project or in the hope that they can be repaired. Still, a writer ...

Publishing and republishing exams in Scorpion was designed to be rapid and simple to do. This publications instructions assume that items have already been entered, and at least one form has been a...

Custom Fields in Scorpion allow you to organize items (questions).  This guide will walk show you how to set them up and how they work.   1- Under the project name click Settings     2- Click on th...