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QTI
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QTIQuestion and Test Interoperability
QTIQualified Target Industry
QTiQT Interval (represents the time for electrical activation and inactivation of the ventricles; letters designate different parts of the electrocardiogram waveform)
QTIQuad/Tech International
QTITrue Track or Course (radiotelegraphy)
QTIQuick Tributary Infill


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With some authoring tools, we may create high quality assessment items with IMS Question and Test Interoperability specification to evaluate students'' learning progress.
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Question Mark releases viewer for new IMS XML standard by Worldwide Computer Products News
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