BeAxi E vs App CATalog

BeAxi - The All-in-one iPad solution for E-Assessments! BeAxi revolutionizes the way of how you do exams. The software supports you in creating, conducing and evaluating exams. In addition, BeAxi provides valuable insights that help you to continuously improve your examination process. iAssessment is the key to mobility and freedom. In existing lecture halls or even outside - with BeAxi you can do exams everywhere. You do not need a power source nor a network connection for conducting exams. With an existing network infrastructure, data is backed up periodically to a remote server. Everyone can do iAssessments with BeAxi. Spare cost and effort for expensive server infrastructure - manage data in the Cloud with only a few clicks. BeAxi guarantees legal defensibility by courtesy of state of the art security mechanisms. Exam data is encrypted and signed before sent to the server via a secured network connection. 20 common question types are already at your disposal. These will allow you to create well-structured exams.

What is App CATalog? App CATalog was created by the Jamf Community Education Initiatives team as a tool for educators. It’s an iOS app designed to serve as a catalog of iOS apps used across an organization, drawing from its specific Jamf School or Jamf Pro instance. What Can App CATalog Do? - Browse all iOS apps in your school system App CATalog allows educators to view all iOS apps available across their school system— even apps that aren’t currently assigned to them or their students. - Understand the “why” behind each app Instructional staff can view and share why an app was selected and how it's being used within the classroom. - Collaborate and contribute Educators can add comments, link to online resources, share activities, and provide use case examples for any app. - Search and filter with ease Filters can be customized to meet your organization’s needs (e.g., grade level, subject, standards). These filters are created by a Jamf School or Jamf Pro administrator. - See app history and reviews Reviews - especially the initial entry - help capture when, why, and by whom an app was selected. This builds a shared knowledge base for instructional staff.