RIP..mr. scantron

[smalltank]

http://m.tmz.com/article_head.ftl?i...can-tron-founder-michael-sokoloski-dead-dies/

 

[oc_in_fw]

I wonder how much money he made with that invention.

 

[maxman]

We use scantron at work. When it works it's fine.
When it works that is....

 

[oc_in_fw]

We use scantron at work. When it works it's fine.
When it works that is....

You can't take any college classes without using one. The only time I have ever had a problem is when I didn't erase a wrong answer good enough, but I showed the professor and he corrected it.

 

[maxman]

Yeah but i have to do the scanning not the filling out.
they jam, they error out.
Grrrrrrrr

 

[oc_in_fw]

Yeah but i have to do the scanning not the filling out.
they jam, they error out.
Grrrrrrrr

Yeah, I have never been on that side of the equation

 

[GreekGuy]

Yeah but i have to do the scanning not the filling out.
they jam, they error out.
Grrrrrrrr

I understand your frustrations, but the thought of grading hundreds of tests with 80-120 questions, by hand.....the horror

 

[STJ529]

Nooooooooooooooooo

 

[the_edski]

I shall fill one sheet out ABACAD in his honor!

 

[Jimbo]

I've been known to make the correct answers:
A
C
D
C
A
C
D
C

I especially like doing that when we are studying electrical current.

 

[Topgumby]

What I want to know is, who were the Poles and Brits fighting from 1945 to 1947?

Not even a multiple choice answer?

 

[slugg77]

My dad was a math teacher for 35+ years. He taught middle and high school, as well as classes at the local community college. The college required scantron for all testing. He told me that he once gave a 100 question test and made all of the answers "C", except for question 42 which was B. He told me that over half the class changed #42 from B to C because they expected some sort of pattern, not because of the answer.