Ian Sanders and Autar Kaw
Step 1: Print out the required MCQ sheets
Step 2: Conduct the test
Give your printed question paper and the blank MCQ sheet to each of the students. Ask them to bubble items such as last name, first name, middle name, student id, course number, key code (skip this as it is not necessary), and their answer responses.
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Step 3: Make the key
To create an answer key, simply print a normal sheet and put 9999999999 in the Student ID field. Fill in the exam with the correct answers.
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Step 4: Download the program to your PC
Go here https://github.com/iansan5653/open-mcr/releases and download the open-mcr.zip file that is available under assets. Extract the zip file to the directory of your choice. One of the files you will see amongst the extracted files is open-mcr.exe. That is the one you need to double-click on to run the program.
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Step 5:
One of the files you will see amongst the extracted files from Step 2 is open-mcr.exe. That is the one you need to double-click on to run the program.
Select the input folder where the images of the MCQ sheets are.
Choose the proper Form Variant as 75 Questions or 150 questions.
Under Select Output Folder, click Browse, and select the folder where you would like to save the resulting CSV files.
Press Continue and watch the progress of the program.
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Step 6: Output Files
After the program finishes processing, results will be saved as CSV files in your selected output folder. To get the scores, open the scores csv file with Excel or a text editor.\
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