JP2014048309A - Correction system, information processing device, and correction program - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a correction system, an information processing device, and a correction program, which support a correction on the basis of a correction history.SOLUTION: A correction server 1 includes: answer reception means 101 for receiving answer information 112 containing at least an input content input as an answer to a question in question information 111 and time information; answering activity analysis means 102 for analyzing an activity of an answerer as to answering on the basis of the answer information 112 so as to generate answering activity information 113; and correction example preparation means 103 for generating correction example information 115 as an example of correction to the answer information 112 received by the answer reception means 101 on the basis of the answer information 112, the answering activity information 113, answer sample information 114 as a sample of an answer to the question information 111, and correction history information 117 input in the past as a correction.

Description

  The present invention relates to a correction system, an information processing apparatus, and a correction program.

  As a conventional technique, there has been proposed a correction system that extracts the respondent's body movement information from the written information together with the answer result to the problem and displays it on the corrector (for example, see Patent Document 1).

  The correction system disclosed in Patent Document 1 includes a means for extracting and analyzing information related to a respondent's body movement from written information by the respondent's electronic pen, information relating to the body movement obtained from the analyzing means, Display means for displaying at least the answer result inputted by the electronic pen and correct information for the problem, and the corrector corrects the answer result while referring to the information displayed by the display means.

JP 2009-31614 A

  An object of the present invention is to provide a correction system, an information processing apparatus, and a correction program that support correction based on a correction history.

  In order to achieve the above object, one aspect of the present invention provides the following correction system, information processing apparatus, and correction program.

[1] Receiving means for receiving answer information including at least input content and time information inputted as an answer to the problem information problem, and analyzing an activity related to the answer of the respondent from the time information of the answer information Based on the analysis means for generating activity information and the response template information which is a response template for the response information and the problem information, an example of correctness of the input contents of the response information is created, and the activity information and the past are corrected. Based on the correction history information input as the above, creating an example of explanation for the problem information, and creating means for creating correction example information that is an example of correction from the example of the correctness and the explanation of the explanation A processing device;
Receiving means for receiving the correction example information and the answer information from the information processing apparatus, display means for displaying the correction example information and the answer information, and correction contents for the answer information based on an operation on an operation unit A correction system comprising: a terminal having an input means for inputting the information, and a transmission means for transmitting the correction content input by the input means to the information processing apparatus as correction result information.

[2] The correction program according to [1], wherein the information processing apparatus configures the correction history information from a history of correction result information that is a result of correcting response information based on the correction example information in the terminal.

[3] Receiving means for receiving answer information including at least input contents and time information inputted as answers to the problem information problem;
An analysis means for generating an activity information by analyzing an activity related to an answer of the respondent from the time information of the answer information;
Based on the answer template information which is a template of the answer to the answer information and the problem information, an example of correctness of the input contents of the answer information is created, and based on the activity information and correction history information input as correction in the past An information processing apparatus comprising: a creation unit that creates an example of explanation for the problem information and creates correction example information that is an example of correction from the illustration of the correctness and the example of the explanation.

[4]
Receiving means for receiving response information including at least input content and time information input as an answer to the problem in question information;
An analysis means for generating an activity information by analyzing an activity related to an answer of the respondent from the time information of the answer information;
Based on the answer template information which is a template of the answer to the answer information and the problem information, an example of correctness of the input contents of the answer information is created, and based on the activity information and correction history information input as correction in the past A correction program for creating an example of explanation for the problem information and functioning as a creation means for creating correction example information that is an example of correction from the example of correctness and the example of the explanation.

  According to the invention according to claim 1, 3 or 4, correction can be supported based on the history of correction.

  According to the second aspect of the present invention, the correction history information can be configured from the history of the correction result information.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an example of the configuration of a correction system according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the configuration of the correction server. FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the configuration of the terminal. FIG. 4 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the configuration of the terminal. FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of the configuration of a problem display screen. FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of the configuration of an answer display screen. FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram showing another example of the configuration of the answer display screen. FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram illustrating another example of the configuration of the answer display screen. FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram illustrating another example of the configuration of the answer display screen. FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing an example of the operation of the correction system. FIG. 11 is a flowchart illustrating an example of an operation when the correction server creates correction example information.

[Embodiment]
(Configuration of correction system)
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an example of the configuration of a correction system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

  As an example of an embodiment of the present invention, the correction system 0 includes a correction server 1, a terminal 2 possessed by the respondent 7, terminals 3, 4 possessed by the correctors 8, 9, etc. Are connected so that they can communicate with each other. The respondent 7 responds by writing characters or drawing a figure or the like as an answer to the problem displayed on the terminal 2 using the stylus pen 24a. Here, the “stylus pen” is a pen-type input device for pointing the coordinates on the touch panel to perform an input operation by bringing the tip into contact with the touch panel of the input unit 24 (FIG. 3). Is.

  Further, the correctors 8 and 9 correct the answer of the respondent 7 displayed on the terminals 3 and 4 using the stylus pens 34a and 44a. The following explanation will be given assuming that the family of the respondent 7 is an example of the corrector 8 and the teacher of the respondent 7 is an example of the corrector 9.

  The correction server 1 is an information processing apparatus including an electronic component such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit) having a function for processing information and a storage unit, and transmits problem information for displaying a problem to the terminal 2. , Receiving reply information that is a reply to the problem from the terminal 2, sending correction example information that is a correction example to the response information to the terminals 3 and 4, and sending the correction result information from the terminals 3 and 4 as a result of the correction. The correction result information is received and transmitted to the terminal 2 again.

  The terminal 2 communicates with the correction server 1 via a wireless communication network (not shown), an operation unit such as a stylus pen 24a for operation input and a touch panel, and a display unit such as a liquid crystal display provided under the touch panel. And a control unit having electronic components such as a CPU and a storage unit. When the terminal 2 receives the problem information from the correction server 1, the terminal 2 displays the problem on the display unit, receives an input of the answer of the problem from the respondent 7, and transmits the answer information to the correction server 1. Thereafter, when the correction result information is received, the correction result is displayed on the display unit. Note that the terminal 2 is, for example, a personal computer, and a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant), a mobile phone, or the like can also be used. Further, one terminal 2 is shown in the figure, but a plurality of terminals may be used.

  The terminals 3 and 4 have the same configuration as that of the terminal 2. When the correction example information is received from the correction server 1, the correction examples are displayed on the display unit, and input of correction is received from the correctors 8 and 9. The result information is transmitted to the correction server 1.

  The network 5 is a communication network such as the Internet or a LAN (Local Area Network), and may be wired or wireless.

(Configuration of correction server)
FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the configuration of the correction server 1.

  The correction server 1 includes a control unit 10 that is configured by a CPU and the like and controls each unit and executes various programs, and a storage device that is configured by a recording medium such as an HDD (Hard Disk Drive) and a flash memory and stores information. A storage unit 11 as an example and a communication unit 12 that communicates with the outside via the network 5 are provided.

  The control unit 10 executes a correction program 110, which will be described later, so that a problem transmission unit 100, a response reception unit 101, a response activity analysis unit 102, a correction example creation unit 103, a correction example transmission unit 104, a correction result reception unit 105, and It functions as the correction result transmission means 106 and the like.

  The problem transmission unit 100 transmits problem information 111 to be described later to the terminal 2.

  The answer receiving unit 101 receives answer information 112 described later from the terminal 2. The answer information 112 includes items such as the position where the answer is input, the time when the input is performed, the input character, and the handwriting of the input character.

  The reply activity analyzing unit 102 analyzes the activity of the respondent 7 based on the reply information 112 received by the reply receiving unit 101, and generates reply activity information 113 to be described later. The response activity information 113 includes a problem grasping time which is a time required for the respondent to grasp the contents of the problem, a problem answering time which is a time necessary for inputting the answer, and a time when the handwriting stops during the answer and the answer is interrupted. It includes items such as answer interruption time.

  The correction example creation unit 103 creates correction example information 115 that is an example of correction to the response information 112 based on the response information 112, the response activity information 113, the response template information 114 described later, and the correction history information 117.

  The correction example transmission unit 104 transmits the correction example information 115 created by the correction example creation unit 103 to the terminal 3 or the terminal 4.

  The correction result receiving unit 105 receives correction result information 116 described later from the terminal 3 or the terminal 4. The correction result information 116 includes writing, comments, and the like written as a result of correction at the terminal 3 or 4.

  The correction result transmitting unit 106 transmits the correction result information 116 received by the correction result receiving unit 105 to the terminal 2.

  The storage unit 11 stores a correction program 110, problem information 111, response information 112, response activity information 113, response template information 114, correction example information 115, correction result information 116, correction history information 117, and the like.

  The correction program 110 is a program that causes the control unit 10 to operate as each of the means 100 to 106 described above.

  The problem information 111 is information that has a problem and a writing column and is displayed on the terminal 2.

  The answer template information 114 is information that becomes a template of an answer to a problem. Specifically, an area in which an answer is input, stroke information in which the answer is input, a type of problem, a pattern of correct and incorrect answers, an explanation pattern in the case of correct and incorrect answers, and the like can be given. Note that the stroke information is stroke order, stop, splash, harai, etc. in the case of Chinese characters, and information such as figure auxiliary lines in the case of a subject such as arithmetic.

  The correction history information 117 is a history of the correction result information 116 created in the past.

(Configuration of mobile device)
FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the configuration of the terminal 2.

  The terminal 2 includes a CPU and the like, and controls each unit and executes various programs. The storage unit 21 includes a recording medium such as an HDD and a flash memory and stores information as an example of a storage device. The communication unit 22 communicates with the outside via the network 5, the display unit 23 such as an LCD, and the input unit 24 including a touch panel disposed on the display unit 23.

  The control unit 20 executes the terminal execution program 210 in the storage unit 21 to thereby obtain a problem receiving unit 200, a problem display unit 201, a response input unit 202, a response transmission unit 203, a correction result receiving unit 204, and a correction result display unit 205. And so on.

  The problem receiving means 200 receives the problem information 111 from the correction server 1 and stores it as the problem information 211 in the storage unit 21.

  The problem display unit 201 displays the problem on the display unit 23 by displaying the problem information 211.

  The answer input means 202 accepts writing of the answer input by the respondent 7 to the input unit 24 using the stylus pen 24a for the problem displayed on the display unit 23, and creates answer information 212 to be described later. The input unit 24 is not limited to accepting an input with the stylus pen 24a, but may accept an input by directly touching the touch panel with a finger, or a two-dimensional writing operation using a pen such as a ballpoint pen or a pencil on the paper surface. Or you may detect in three dimensions and receive an input. In addition, an input may be received using an electronic pen that reads characters, figures, and the like written on a sheet as handwriting.

  The response transmission unit 203 transmits the response information 212 to the correction server 1.

  The correction result receiving unit 204 receives the correction result information 116 that is a correction result for the reply information 212 from the correction server 1 and stores it in the storage unit 21 as the correction result information 213.

  The correction result display unit 205 displays the correction result on the display unit 23 by displaying the correction result information 213.

  The storage unit 21 stores a terminal execution program 210, problem information 211, answer information 212, correction result information 213, and the like.

  The terminal execution program 210 is a program that causes the control unit 20 to operate as each of the means 200 to 205 described above.

  FIG. 4 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the configuration of the terminal 3. Since the terminal 4 has the same configuration as the terminal 3, description thereof is omitted.

  The terminal 3 includes a CPU and the like, and controls each unit and executes various programs. The storage unit 31 includes a recording medium such as an HDD and a flash memory and stores information as an example of a storage device. The communication unit 32 that communicates with the outside via the network 5, the display unit 33 such as an LCD, and the input unit 34 that includes a touch panel disposed on the display unit 33.

  The control unit 30 executes the terminal execution program 310 in the storage unit 31 to thereby execute the answer receiving unit 300, the answer display unit 301, the correction example receiving unit 302, the correction example display unit 303, the correction input unit 304, and the correction result transmission unit. Functions as 305 or the like.

  The answer receiving unit 300 receives the answer information 112 from the correction server 1 and stores it as the answer information 311 in the storage unit 31.

  The answer display unit 301 performs display processing of the answer information 112 and displays the answer on the display unit 33.

  The correction example receiving unit 302 receives the correction example information 115 from the correction server 1 and stores it as the correction example information 312 in the storage unit 31.

  The correction example display means 303 displays the correction example information 312 and displays the correction example on the display unit 33.

  The correction input unit 304 accepts writing of the correction input to the input unit 34 by the correction person 8 using the stylus pen 34a based on the displayed correction example for the answer displayed on the display unit 33. Then, correction result information 313 described later is created. The input unit 34 is not limited to accepting an input with the stylus pen 34a, but may accept an input by directly touching the touch panel with a finger, or detects the operation of a pen such as a ballpoint pen or a pencil in two or three dimensions. You may do.

  The correction result transmission unit 305 transmits the correction result information 313 to the correction server 1.

  The storage unit 31 stores a terminal execution program 310, answer information 311, correction example information 312, correction result information 313, and the like.

  The terminal execution program 210 is a program that causes the control unit 30 to operate as each of the means 300 to 305 described above.

  The correction result information 313 is information including writing about the correctness of the answer, comments about the answer, and the like.

  FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of the configuration of a problem display screen.

  The question display screen 23a is a screen displayed on the display unit 23 of the terminal 2 based on the question information 211. The question display screen 23a includes a question 230, a question 231, an answer column 232, a question 233, and an answer column 234. The writings 240 to 242 are input by the stylus pen 24a. The writings 240 to 242 are stored in the storage unit 21 of the terminal 2 as the answer information 212.

  FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of the configuration of an answer display screen.

  The answer display screen 33a and the problem guidance display 33b are screens displayed on the display unit 33 of the terminal 3 based on the answer information 311 and the correction example information 312.

  The answer display screen 33a includes a question 230, a question 231, a reply column 232, a question 233, a reply column 234, writing 240 to 242 with the stylus pen 24a, guides 330a, 331a, 333a, 335a, 336a, and a comment area 332a. 334a and 337a.

  The problem guidance display 33b has problem buttons 330b to 333b. The operation when the problem buttons 330b to 333b are operated will be described with reference to FIG.

  FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram showing another example of the configuration of the answer display screen.

  The answer display screen 33a has writings 340 to 342 by the stylus pen 34a by the corrector 8 on the screen having the configuration described in FIG. The writings 340 to 342 are stored in the storage unit 31 of the terminal 3 as a part of the correction result information 313.

  FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram illustrating another example of the configuration of the answer display screen.

  The answer display screen 33a has a correction support display 334b displayed by selecting the question button 332b of the question guide display 33b with the stylus pen 34a on the screen having the configuration described in FIG. The correction support display 334b is displayed to the family of the respondent 7 as an example of the corrector 8, that is, a person unfamiliar with correction. The correction support display 334b is referred to when the corrector 8 writes a comment in the comment areas 332a, 334a, and 337a with the stylus pen 34a.

  FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram illustrating another example of the configuration of the answer display screen.

  The answer display screen 43a and the question guidance display 43b are screens displayed on the display unit 43 of the terminal 4 based on the answer information 411 and the correction example information 412, and the question button 430b of the question guidance display 43b is displayed with the stylus pen 44a. It has a correction support display 434b displayed by selection.

  The correction support display 434b is displayed as an example of the corrector 9 to the teacher of the respondent 7 or the like, that is, a person familiar with the correction, and is specialized for the correction support display 334b of FIG. It is content. The correction support display 434b is referred to when the corrector 9 writes a comment in the comment areas 432a, 434a, and 437a with the stylus pen 44a.

(Operation of the correction system)
Next, the operation of this embodiment will be described by dividing it into (1) answer information creation operation, (2) correction example information creation operation, and (3) correction result information creation operation.

  FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing an example of the operation of the correction system.

(1) Response information creation operation First, the respondent 7 operates the terminal 2 to communicate with the correction server 1 via the network 5 and requests the correction server 1 to transmit the problem information 111 to the terminal 2.

  When the correction server 1 receives the request from the terminal 2, the problem transmission unit 100 transmits the problem information 111 to the terminal 2.

  Next, the problem receiving means 200 of the terminal 2 receives the problem information 111 from the correction server 1 and stores it as the problem information 211 in the storage unit 21.

  Next, the problem display unit 201 displays the problem information 211 and displays the problem display screen 23 a shown in FIG. 5 on the display unit 23.

  Next, the respondent 7 inputs an answer to the input unit 24 using the stylus pen 24a.

  Next, the answer input means 202 accepts the writing of the answer input to the input unit 24 by the respondent 7 using the stylus pen 24a with respect to the problem displayed on the display unit 23, and sets response information 212 to be described later. Create (S20).

  Next, the response transmission unit 203 transmits the response information 212 to the correction server 1 (S21).

(2) Correction Example Information Creation Operation Next, the response receiving unit 101 receives the response information 212 from the terminal 2 and stores it as the response information 112 in the storage unit 11 (S10).

  Next, the correction example creation unit 103 creates correction example information 115, which is an example of correction to the reply information 112, based on the reply information 112, reply activity information 113, reply template information 114, and revision history information 117 (S11). . A method of creating the correction example information 115 will be described in detail with reference to FIG.

  Next, the correction example transmitting unit 104 transmits the correction example information 115 created by the correction example creating unit 103 to the terminal 3 or 4 (S12).

  FIG. 11 is a flowchart illustrating an example of an operation when the correction server 1 creates correction example information.

  First, the correction example creating unit 103 acquires the response information 112 (S110), compares the acquired response information 112 with the response template information 114 of the storage unit 11, and compares the writing position as a response. The problem information 111 is specified, and the answer template information 114 is specified (S111). Note that the problem information 111 may be associated with the answer information 112, and the answer template information 114 may be specified based on the associated problem information 111.

  Next, the correction example creating means 103 compares each writing of the answer information 112 with each correct answer pattern of the specified answer template information 114 (S112), and if it is a correct answer, obtains an explanation pattern for the correct answer. (S115).

  If the answer is incorrect in step S112, the writing of the answer information 112 and the error answer pattern of the answer template information 114 are compared to identify the error answer pattern (S113). Next, the correction example creating unit 103 acquires an explanation pattern for an incorrect answer corresponding to the identified incorrect answer pattern (S114).

  Next, the correction example creating unit 103 specifies the positions at which the guides 330a, 331a, etc. and the comment areas 332a, 334a, etc. shown in FIGS. 6 to 8 are arranged as the correction positions (S116). Specifically, for the guide, in order to overlap the writing position, for the comment area, an area where no writing is written is determined from the writing position of the answer information 112 and the arrangement of the answer of the answer template information 114. Calculated and specified.

  Next, the reply activity analyzing unit 102 analyzes the activity of the respondent 7 based on the reply information 112 received by the reply receiving unit 101, and generates reply activity information 113 (S117). The problem grasping time of the answer activity information 113 is calculated from the difference between the answer ending time of the previous question and the answer start time of the question being answered. The question answer time is calculated from the difference between the answer start time and answer end time of the question being answered. The response interruption time is calculated from the sum of the time during which the writing operation is stopped for a certain time, for example, 5 seconds or more, in the problem being answered.

  Further, the correction example creating unit 103 acquires the correction history information 117 (S118).

  Next, the correction example creation means 103 is a correction example information which is an example of correction to the reply information 112 based on the reply information 112, the reply activity information 113, the reply model information 114 and the revision history information 117 obtained by the above operation. 115 is created (S119). Specifically, it becomes auxiliary information when inputting commentary as shown in FIG. 9 as an example of commentary from answer activity information 113 having information such as answerer's subject grasping time, problem answering time, answer interruption time, etc. “Answer status” of the correction support display 434b including items such as the subject grasping time, the problem answering time, and the answer interruption time is created. Further, from the correction history information 117 having the correction history of other correctors, as shown in FIG. 8, an “explanation comment for everyone” of the correction support display 334b is created as shown in FIG. 8, and as shown in FIG. A “past history” that is a history of past answers of the same respondent is created.

(3) Correction Result Information Creation Operation First, the response receiving means 300 of the terminal 3 receives the response information 112 from the correction server 1 and stores it as the response information 311 in the storage unit 31. Further, the correction example receiving means 302 receives the correction example information 115 from the correction server 1 and stores it as the correction example information 312 in the storage unit 31 (S30).

  Next, as shown in FIG. 6, the answer display means 301 displays the answer information 112 and displays the answer on the display unit 33, and the correction example display means 303 displays the correction example information 312 and answers. A correction example is displayed in a superimposed manner (S31).

  Next, the corrector 8 inputs writing and comments as corrections to the input unit 34 using the stylus pen 34a. At this time, as shown in FIG. 7, the corrector 8 inputs circles and crosses 240 to 242 so as to trace the guide, and as shown in FIG. 8, referring to the correction support display 334 b, the comment area 332 a Comments are entered in 334a and 337a. Note that comments created by other correctors in the past based on the correction history information 117 are displayed in the “Everyone's comment” column of the correction support display 334b, and other comments are further displayed when the arrow is operated. Is done.

  When using the terminal 4 instead of the terminal 3, the corrector 9 inputs writing and comments as corrections to the input unit 44 using the stylus pen 44 a. At this time, as shown in FIG. 9, the corrector 9 refers to the correction support display 434b and inputs a comment in the comment areas 432a, 434a, and 437a. In the “response status” column of the correction support display 434b, the time required by the respondent to grasp the problem, the time required by the respondent to answer, and the interruption time are displayed. In the “past history” column, a history of correct / incorrect answers of questions with the same problem type among questions answered by the respondent in the past is displayed. In the “check point” column, items to be confirmed at the time of correction are displayed.

  Next, the correction input unit 304 writes the correction input to the input unit 34 by the correction person 8 using the stylus pen 34a based on the displayed correction example for the answer displayed on the display unit 33. And the correction result information 313 is created (S32).

  Next, the correction result transmission unit 305 transmits the correction result information 313 to the correction server 1 (S33).

  Next, the correction result receiving means 105 of the correction server 1 receives the correction result information 116 from the terminal 3 (S13), records it as the correction history information 117 (S14), and creates correction example information for the next and subsequent times. Used for.

  Next, the correction result transmitting unit 106 transmits the correction result information 116 received by the correction result receiving unit 105 to the terminal 2 (S15).

  Next, the correction result receiving unit 204 of the terminal 2 receives the correction result information 116 that is a correction result for the reply information 212 from the correction server 1 and stores it in the storage unit 21 as the correction result information 213 (S22).

  Next, the correction result display unit 205 displays the correction result on the display unit 23 by displaying the correction result information 213. The correction result may be printed by a printing apparatus (not shown) or may be transmitted to another terminal other than the terminal 2.

  Next, the respondent 7 confirms the displayed correction result.

(Effect of embodiment)
According to the above-mentioned embodiment, the response activity information 113 is generated from the response information 112 by analyzing the activity related to the respondent's response, and the response template information which is a response template for the response information 112, the response activity information 113, and the problem information. 114 and the correction history information 117 input as correction in the past, the correction example information 115, which is an example of correction to the reply information 112, was created. By displaying the correction history on the correction support display 334b or 434b, It is possible to support correction by the corrector. Further, using the information on the respondent's time from the reply activity information 115, the problem grasping time, the problem answering time, the answer interruption time, etc. can be displayed in the correction support display 434b to assist the corrector in correcting.

  Further, as the correction example information 115, different contents are displayed in the correction support display 334b shown in FIG. 8 and the correction support display 434b shown in FIG. 9, so that the correction is supported according to the positions or levels of the correctors 8 and 9. Can do.

[Other embodiments]
The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention. For example, you may deform | transform as follows.

  In the above embodiment, the functions of the respective means 100-105, 200-205, and 300-305 in the control units 10, 20, and 30 are realized by a program. However, all or a part of each means is implemented by hardware such as an ASIC. It may be realized. The program used in the above embodiment can be provided by being stored in a recording medium such as a CD-ROM. In addition, replacement, deletion, addition, and the like of the above-described steps described in the above embodiment are possible within a range that does not change the gist of the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 0 ... Correction system, 1 ... Correction server, 2-4 ... Terminal, 5 ... Network, 7 ... Respondent, 8, 9 ... Correction person, 10 ... Control part, 11 ... Memory | storage part, 12 ... Communication part, 20 ... Control Unit, 21 ... storage unit, 22 ... communication unit, 23 ... display unit, 23a ... problem display screen, 24 ... input unit, 24a ... stylus pen, 30 ... control unit, 31 ... storage unit, 32 ... communication unit, 33 ... Display unit, 33a ... Answer display screen, 33b ... Question guide display, 34 ... Input unit, 34a ... Stylus pen, 43 ... Display unit, 43a ... Answer display screen, 43b ... Question guide display, 44 ... Input unit, 44a ... Stylus Pen, 100 ... Problem transmitting means, 101 ... Answer receiving means, 102 ... Answer activity analyzing means, 103 ... Correction example creating means, 104 ... Correction example transmitting means, 105 ... Correction result receiving means, 106 ... Correction result transmitting means, 110 ... Appendix Program 111 111 Problem information 112 Answer information 113 Answer activity information 114 Answer template information 115 Correction example information 116 Correction result information 117 Correction history information 200 Problem receiving means 201 Problem display means 202 ... Answer input means 203 ... Answer transmission means 204 ... Correction result reception means 205 ... Correction result display means 210 ... Terminal execution program 211 ... Problem information 212 ... Answer information 213 ... Correction result Information: 300 ... Reply receiving means, 301 ... Reply display means, 302 ... Correction example display means, 303 ... Correction example display means, 304 ... Correction input means, 305 ... Correction result transmission means, 310 ... Terminal execution program, 311 ... Reply Information, 312 ... Correction example information, 313 ... Correction result information, 411 ... Reply information, 412 ... Correction example information

Claims (4)

A receiving means for receiving answer information including at least input content and time information input as an answer to the problem information problem, and analyzing activity related to the answer of the respondent from the time information of the answer information Based on the analysis means to be generated and the response template information which is a response template for the response information and the problem information, an example of correctness of the input contents of the response information is created, and the activity information and the past are input as corrections An information processing apparatus having creation means for creating an example of explanation for the problem information based on the correction history information and creating correction example information that is an example of correction from the example of the correctness and the explanation ,
Receiving means for receiving the correction example information and the answer information from the information processing apparatus, display means for displaying the correction example information and the answer information, and correction contents for the answer information based on an operation on an operation unit A correction system comprising: a terminal having an input means for inputting the information, and a transmission means for transmitting the correction content input by the input means to the information processing apparatus as correction result information.   2. The correction system according to claim 1, wherein the information processing apparatus configures the correction history information from a history of correction result information that is a result of correcting the response information based on the correction example information in the terminal. Receiving means for receiving response information including at least input content and time information input as an answer to the problem in question information;
An analysis means for generating an activity information by analyzing an activity related to an answer of the respondent from the time information of the answer information;
Based on the answer template information which is a template of the answer to the answer information and the problem information, an example of correctness of the input contents of the answer information is created, and based on the activity information and correction history information input as correction in the past An information processing apparatus comprising: a creation unit that creates an example of explanation for the problem information and creates correction example information that is an example of correction from the illustration of the correctness and the example of the explanation. Computer
Receiving means for receiving response information including at least input content and time information input as an answer to the problem in question information;
An analysis means for generating an activity information by analyzing an activity related to an answer of the respondent from the time information of the answer information;
Based on the answer template information which is a template of the answer to the answer information and the problem information, an example of correctness of the input contents of the answer information is created, and based on the activity information and correction history information input as correction in the past A correction program for creating an example of explanation for the problem information and functioning as a creation means for creating correction example information that is an example of correction from the example of correctness and the example of the explanation.

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