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General Questions

We do not provide any practice exams directly. Many exams, however, are available on the Internet. For example, try searching for a term such as "ote exam files".

You need to use our build in import wizard to create tests based on PDF, XPS or TXT files. You need to create new or edit existing test and then use our import wizard.

We do not have limitation on amount of devices where you are using Loorex. However, only one session can be run simultaneously.

Yes, you can easily export all your exam data as an .ote document at any time.

Absolutely! When you login to Loorex you should immediately know where to go, what to do, and how to get it done without complex direction or diagrams. However, if you do need help you can contact us through our built in support system or email at your convenience.


Test Editor

Our test engine supports a variety of interactive question types designed to evaluate knowledge in different formats—from classic multiple-choice questions to advanced image-based interactions. You can explore all available question types in action by taking the Question Types Overview test.

  • Single Choice

    Learners select one answer from several options. Only one option is correct.

  • Multiple Choice

    Learners may select several answers. The question is correct only when all required options are chosen.

  • Drag & Drop (Image-Based)

    Learners drag blocks onto corresponding target areas on an image. The placement of each block determines correctness.

  • Point & Shoot (Image-Based)

    Learners place one or more markers directly on the image. The answer is correct when markers are positioned in the required locations.

  • Hot Area (Image-Based)

    Learners click one or more predefined zones on an image. Selecting the correct hot area(s) completes the question.

  • Sort / Reorder

    Learners arrange answer items into the correct sequence.

  • Text Input

    Learners type their answer manually. The input is validated by comparing it to the reference answer.