Lexmark Education Station User Guide [es]

Estación de formación

Guía del usuario

Mayo de 2013 www.lexmark.com

Índice general 2

Índice general

Uso de la aplicación......................................................................................3

Uso de Imprimir examen y Calificar examen................................................................................................3

Uso de Imprimir examen ..............................................................................................................................................3

Uso de Calificar examen ..............................................................................................................................................3

Uso del fondo y la pantalla inactiva................................................................................................................4

Cambio del imagen de fondo mediante el panel de control de la impresora ...............................................4

Apéndice........................................................................................................ 5

Avisos............................................................................................................. 6

Índice alfabético.......................................................................................... 16

Uso de la aplicación 3

Uso de la aplicación

Estación de formación de LexmarkTM es una colección de aplicaciones que se utilizan para personalizar su
impresora multifunción (MFP) que ha sido adaptada a su entorno de trabajo. Se han instalado varias

aplicaciones en la impresora multifunción para hacer que las tareas realizadas frecuentemente sean más
rápidas y eficientes. Esta acción le permite realizar las acciones siguientes directamente desde la impresora:

• Digitalice documentos en la impresora y, luego, envíe los documentos digitalizados a un destino de red. En

el destino de red, los documentos pueden ser almacenados o redireccionados.

• Imprima formularios de examen y corríjalos automáticamente.

Uso de Imprimir examen y Calificar examen

Uso de Imprimir examen

Utilice la solución Imprimir examen para imprimir un paquete de calificación, una colección de hojas de examen
estandarizadas que se pueden calificar automáticamente mediante la solución Calificar examen, que forma
parte del software Estación de formación. Existen varios formatos de examen disponibles: 15 preguntas de
opción múltiple con dos espacios adicionales para composiciones breves, 30 preguntas de opción múltiple
con un espacio adicional para una composición breve, 60 preguntas de opción múltiple o 100 preguntas de
opción múltiple. Para ver las hojas de respuestas de muestra, consulte

formación” en la página 5.

“Hojas de respuestas de Estación de

En la última página del paquete de
respuestas” en la parte superior de la página y un código de barras al pie. Si utiliza la solución
para calificar los exámenes de manera automática una vez completados, cada examen se comparará con la
clave de respuestas. Los elementos que se dejen en blanco en la clave de respuestas no se calificarán.

calificación

está la clave de respuestas,

identificada

por “Clave de

Calificar

examen

1 En la pantalla de inicio, toque Imprimir examen.

2 En la lista, seleccione el formato del examen.

3 Introduzca el número de copias mediante la sección Copias de la pantalla o el teclado numérico de la

impresora.

Nota: El número de copias no incluye la clave de respuestas.

4 Toque Imprimir.

Se imprimirá la cantidad de hojas de examen solicitada, seguidas de la clave de respuestas.

Uso de

Utilice la solución Calificar examen para calificar de manera automática un paquete de calificación completado
impreso con la solución Imprimir examen de Estación de formación. Cada hoja de examen se calificará según
la clave de respuestas digitalizada, que debe ser la primera página que digitalice.

Calificar

1 En la pantalla de inicio, toque

examen

Calificar

examen.

2 En la lista, seleccione los informes que desee compilar a partir de los exámenes digitalizados.

Uso de la aplicación 4

Utilice Para

Informes de califi­cación de estudiantes

Informes estadísticos
de clase

Informes de estadís­ticas de exámenes

Imprimir una página que contenga la hoja de examen digitalizada, un informe de la puntuación
total y una lista de respuestas para cada pregunta.

Muestra los informes estadísticos de clase.

• Informe de distribución de frecuencia de clases: Muestra la distribución numérica y

gráfica de calificaciones de todos los exámenes calificados.

• Informe estadístico de exámenes: Muestra las estadísticas detalladas de todos los

exámenes calificados.

Mostrar los informes estadísticos de exámenes.

• Informe

respuestas a cada pregunta de examen.

• Informe estadístico de elementos de examen: Muestra los totales de respuestas

correctas e incorrectas e información de fiabilidad de cada pregunta de examen.

de análisis de elementos: Muestra una distribución de todas las

gráfico

3 Toque Siguiente.

4 Cargue la pila de papel en el alimentador automático de documentos con la clave de respuestas completada

como la primera página.

Nota: También puede cargar la hoja de examen hacia abajo en el cristal del escáner con la clave de
respuestas completada como la primera página que se digitalizará. Para obtener más información acerca
de la orientación del papel, consulte la guía del usuario.

5 Toque Siguiente para comenzar a digitalizar y calificar los exámenes.

Una vez calificados los exámenes, se imprimirán los informes solicitados.

Uso del fondo y la pantalla inactiva

Cambio del imagen de fondo mediante el panel de control de la impresora

1 En la pantalla de inicio, pulse Cambiar fondo.

2 Seleccione el fondo que desee utilizar y, a continuación, haga toque Aplicar, o Aceptar.

Apéndice 5

Apéndice

Hojas de respuestas de Estación de formación

Hoja de respuestas de 15 elementos Hoja de respuestas de 30 elementos

Hoja de respuestas de 60 elementos Hoja de respuestas de 100 elementos

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