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Introduction

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Viewing Hebrew text

Viewing Greek text

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Running exercises

Example: First Hebrew exercise

Example: Second Hebrew exercise

Example: Third Hebrew exercise

Example: First Greek exercise

Example: Second Greek exercise

Example: Third Greek exercise

Variations to exercises

Answering various types of questions

How to use shortcuts

How am I doing?

Class membership

Features for teachers

User management

Class management

Folder management

Exercise management

Example: Create a simple Hebrew exercise

Example: Create an advanced Hebrew exercise

Example: Create a simple Greek exercise

Example: Create an advanced Greek exercise

Tabs

The “Description” tab

The “Passages” tab

The “Sentences” tab

MQL

The “Sentence Units” tab

The “Features” tab

How are my students doing?

Gloss links

Introduction for translators

Available translations

Interface translation

Grammar translation

Lexicon translation

Download lexicon

Introduction to the TOHFL/Hebrew course

First Steps for Students

Taking Exercises, Exams and Looking up Grades/Performance Data

TOHFL-I course

Final Exam

TOHFL-II course

Final Exam

TOHFL course Exercise Index

Introduction to Exams

BibleOL offers the option for creating and taking exams. While each instructor can create exams for students, institutions can use the exam feature to build exams that can be used as qualifiers for incoming students or as standardized exams that departments use for their courses.

  • If you are a student at Andrews University and preparing to take the final exam for the Hebrew II course (OTST552), go here.
  • If you are a student at Andrews University and preparing to take the final exam for the Intermediate Greek course (NTST552), go here.
  • If you are an existing or prospective student at Andrews University, go here if you plan to sign up for the Hebrew Placement Exam.
  • If you are a student at Andrews University and preparing to take the Hebrew Proficiency Exam required by any (OTST exegesis course), go here.