It is currently being used in another international study. Hundreds of University and Secondary students from Nanjing in China to Schools in South Africa are being tested. The purpose is to compare the scientific literacy results of previous paper based assessments with the new software. Many many hours of hand marking have already been saved. And more importantly many students have had their language difficulties diagnosed. It's great to be involved in such an innovative and useful project.

Check out this screenshot.

We will be offering a public release soon but if you are an institution interested in being involved in the study please contact Mitch or myself. Keep an eye on thinkliteracy.com for now.