Looking for an effective computer test
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Published
27-10-2016
Anaje Armendariz
Javier Lopez-Cuadrado
Tomás Pérez
Conchi Presedo
Abstract
Tests are a common method for assessing knowledge. In their classic version, they consist of fixed questions created according to the experience of the test developer. In computer adaptive tests (CAT) each person will have different items depending on her/his previous answers. To achieve this behavior, each item has to be calibrated. That is, certain characteristics have to be estimated using specific processes. This paper shows how to create a CAT and the necessary steps for calibrating the items.
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Keywords
assessment, computerized adaptive test, items, calibration
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Ale Arrunta
(C) UPV/EHU Press
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