• Examinations generally fall into two categories : objective and subjective. MurrayData is very experienced in objective examinations, and the setting up of automated examination systems to process, … Find out more >>

    Examinations

  • Surveys are incredibly important tools for any business or organisation. Without them, you do not know how customers feel about doing business with you, apart from the ones who call or write in to … Find out more >>

    Surveys

  • Inspections are ideally suited to OMR data capture, as they use a standard form over and over again. MurrayData have experience of helping two organisations with inspections. Firstly, we have … Find out more >>

    Inspections

  • This interesting application was brought to our attention by a consultant hepatologist. Alcohol screening had been around for many years, using either simple unscanned paper forms or nurses with … Find out more >>

    Alcohol Screening

  • We were approached by someone who works in the National Health Service (NHS) to see if we could create an outpatient feedback system based on our OMR scanners and specific tailored software. After … Find out more >>

    Outpatient Feedback
insight 4es scanner

iNSIGHT 4ES OMR Scanner with Image  The first of our OMR scanners with Image shown here is the groundbreaking iNSIGHT 4ES from Scantron. It has both 'red light' OMR read head capabilites for scanning OMR only forms, and a 'white light'

edumetric

MurrayData can provide two different exam marking software products, each of which has its own unique features and benefits. Both of them handle objective testing : or in other words multiple choice question (MCQ) styles, and provide

ParTest part of ParSystem

Keep your MCQ or item bank secure on PC or server Why do so many university departments and awarding bodies still keep their multiple choice questions (MCQ) and answers in Word or Excel documents instead of an MCQ or item bank?

EZData OMR scanner

Pure Optical Mark Recognition (OMR) scanners, such as those shown and listed below, typically have only a red LED read head, so that they can only pick up data marks from an OMR form containing bubbles, ovals or lines. The terms Optical Mark