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A Scheduled Quiz on As You Like It Sprang

Dennis G. Jerz / 10 Feb 2004

A scheduled quiz on As You Like It sprang
And caught some students unprepar’d today.
Soft-hearted me! I bargained with them thus:
They’ll blog in verse (as Shakespeare would have done),
And I will grant them an exten-si-on.

 

10 Feb 2004 in Academia, Humanities, Language, Literature, Weblogs.

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4 thoughts on “A Scheduled Quiz on As You Like It Sprang”

  1. Mike Arnzen says:
    11 Feb 2004 at 9:39 am

    You’ve invented a new form: the “quizonnet”! Love it.

    Reply
  2. Dennis G. Jerz says:
    11 Feb 2004 at 10:11 am

    Actually, I used to give three “quizzams” — more challenging than a typical quiz, but simpler than an exam.

    Reply
  3. Bobby Kuechenmeister says:
    12 Feb 2004 at 12:38 am

    I can vouch for that one. When Dennis taught “Writing Electronic Texts” and nobody played all the way through the text-based games we were looking at, the quizzam scores reflected it, and I am glad to see that the quizzam is still used.

    Reply
  4. rosemary says:
    12 Feb 2004 at 2:56 pm

    QUIZZAM! It sounds like something Emeril or a magician would say! :)

    Reply

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