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other churches in town are as loving
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we setting ourselves up to be the
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© Conveniently shopping Five years ago, Al Walker, head of the Mechanical About two years ago, while at BCIT researching belong together.
* come ay bee =e ialear Trades Department at Selkirk College's Nelson test bank ayitems, Walker met an educator from The source of our truth is found in
* Discounts at nearby Family Leisure Centre — with wave Campus, had never touched a computer. Today, he's Australia who told him about @ program in use in their the Bible, which we believe to be the
pool, water slides, skating, etc. credited with the i of a system called Author. This system, which was authoritative Word of God (2 Tim.
* Special offers expire Dec. 31, 1989. Not available dhsing july computer test bank system that is unique in British developed in Australia, allowed the creation of tutorial 3:16, 2 Peter 1:20-21). In the Bible we
Subject to availability. Advance reservations required Columbia colleges and institutes. programs and proved to be “user-friendly,” a feature are shown why Jesus had to be sent
The software that allows testing of students after _ that interested Walker since his goal is to get more of _ into this world to die on the cross for
TOLL-FREE RESERVATIONS: each module of their competency-based vocational his instructors involved in the creation of test bank our sins (1 Peter 3:19).

1-800-661-9566 trades training, comes from Australia. The test questions. But we are also shown reason to
i. questions, in some cases supported by graphics, were What really caught his eye was that Author rejoice in that Jesus did not remain

CA R R IAGE developed at the Nelson Campus. supported EGA graphics and color. He acquired the dead and buried, but rose on the ~
CHO U Ss E i NN RSS The whole process began 4" years ago with the —_ program for $510 and set about learning how to operate third day from his tomb to show this
introduction in British Columbia of competency-based _ and adapt hundreds of test questions for a computerized world that He was victorious over sin
aI 9030 Macleod Trail S., Calgary T2H oma training. Under this system, the courses of instruction test bank for the Mechanical and Metal Trades and death (1 Cor. 15:14). Further-

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were broken down into learning modules, students were —_—_ (Millwright and Machinist) programs. more, we are told that at any time
tested on each module and allowed to advance only Once he had the means of generating tests in hand, Jesus can return to this world to put
when they d ‘ated 'y on each one. Walker set about establishing a proper delivery system. an end to human history and estab-

“The paperwork was horrendous,” recalls Walker, His limited knowledge of computers was strengthened lish His kingdom on this earth (Matt.

of Wednesday, November 6, 1988.

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who was attempting to record personal data, atten- _ by his voracious appetite for computer literacy. 24:1ff; Rev. 20:1-6).
\e. S dance, test scores, and financial information on each “I spent months reading every magazine and As a church that loves the Castle-
Sa eae Ql student. manual on computers I could get my hands on,” said gar area, we must tell everyone that
e “Computerized record-keeping was the only Walker. It's a practice he still adheres to. we have all sinned and fallen short of
solution,” said Walker. He set about acquiring an IBM God’s requirement of perfection

system and researching software that would suit his His-goal was to put in oe a system that would (Rom. 3:23). Now that may be hard to
record-keeping needs. “The first couple of years were allow d to it dom-gi ‘ated test take, but if we did not share that,

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difficult,” he recalled. Staff struggled to input data fast
enough to keep up with the information generated by
60-100 students in the program.

Shortly after the introduction of competency-based
vocational training, the B.C. government initiated a
search for a workable test bank system. It seems
instructors in many colleges across the system would
have liked to administer a different test to each student.
Selkirk Collge made a conscious decision to move in the
direction of computerized testing in the fall of 1985.

Walker began his search within B.C. college
system, acquiring what was available at the time.

A Testman program, developed by Cariboo
College, was acquired, but Walker soon gave up on it
because it was “full of bugs.” Next he looked at a test
bank in use by the North Vancouver School District.

right on the computer, which ‘would then mark the test
and record the score in the student's file.

For this, Walker determined he needed to establish
a system of eight IBM compatible student work stations
equipped with color monitors, connected through a
Lanlink Network System to an IBM AT server.

“Already this system is demonstrating it's limita-
tions,” said Walker. “It is filled to capacity as the
Lanlink supports only eight terminals.”

Walker would like to expand the number of work
stations as more programs are converting to computer
test bank generated exams.

With test banks developed for the metal trades and
Level 1 Cooking, Institutional Cook and Short Order
Cook, Walker is presently working to implement testing
for Hairdressing students. Also contemplated are the

then we would demonstrate our
hatred to people.

The most loving thing we can do
for this community is to share the
way people can be freed from the
guilt of their sin. Such freedom from
our sin is only found when we put our
faith in Jesus Christ as our Savior
and as the Lord of our lives. To share
the radical difference Jesus can bring
into people's lives is the greatest act
of love any church can show its com-
munity.

That is why this and other
churches exist in our community.
Churches, against common miscon-

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This system could randomly select and generate a test, _addition of test banks for Adult Basic Education as well ceptionsm, are not social country
but it relied on producing a hard copy which was as Welding. clubs. The mission of the Church is to

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distributed to students and required marking, record- “The potential has barely been tapped,” Walker reach out to people about the good

3 C+} ing and filing — more of the same chores he was says of the computer test bank. Many of the test news of salvation from sin through
E (+) (+) on 's to elimi Walker's search questions are illustrated with graphics, but Walker sees faith in Jesus Christ (Matt. 18:19-20;
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