Faster, Easier Test Scoring At Your Site or Ours
Whether you’re doing your own on-site test scoring, or we’re managing your scanning for you, Apperson is always looking for better ways to do the job.
On-site: Fast, Low-Cost Scanners for Small
and Large Assessements
Do you wish you had a faster scanner capable of more advanced analysis and reports? Our three Apperson scanners are designed specifically to fill those needs. These versatile scanners plug in and scan as stand-alone test-scoring machines, but also integrate with your PC. Using the DataLink™ software that is included with each scanner, you can:
- Create, store and share electronic keys
- Electronically capture and share test and survey data
- Obtain item analysis and test item statistics (e.g., point bi-serial, KR20, discrimination index)
- View, print and save reports (including subtest and standards-based reports)
- Export test data to external programs in specified formats
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GradeMaster™ 600 |
Advantage™ 1200 |
BenchMark™ 3000 |
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Students love inserting their own tests and getting results instantly from this user-friendly, manual-feed scanner.
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At 3 lbs, this manual-feed scanner is lightweight and portable, yet scans 200 questions.
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This auto-feed scanner blazes through exams of up to 100 questions at 3000+ pages per hour. Perfect for large-scale assessments.
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Off-site: We Score Millions of Test Forms for the Nation's
Largest School Districts
The expertise of our data collection staff and the high speed of our production-level scanners have made Apperson a popular service bureau for district-level assessments. In the last 3 years, we have scanned more than 5 million test forms for some of the nation’s largest school districts.
We operate full-service managed-scanning centers on either coast, one in Los Angeles, the other in Charlotte, North Carolina. Together, these two centers are able to process over 400,000 test forms per day, often turning data around in as little as 24 hours.
Most assessments require the use of Optical Read Mark (OMR) scanners, which read pencil marks on paper. We also use image scanners to process constructed responses.
