Integrated Testlets: A New Form of Expert-Student Collaborative Testing

  • Shiell R
  • Slepkov A
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Abstract

Integrated testlets are a new assessment tool that encompass the procedural benefits of multiple-choice testing, the pedagogical advantages of free-response-based tests, and the collaborative aspects of a viva voce or defence examination format. The result is a robust assessment tool that provides a significant formative aspect for students. Integrated testlets utilize an answer-until-correct response format within a scaffolded set of multiple-choice items that each provide immediate confirmatory or corrective feedback while also allowing for the granting of partial credit. We posit here that this testing format comprises a form of expert-student collaboration, we expand on this significance and discuss possible extensions to the approach.

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Shiell, R., & Slepkov, A. (2015). Integrated Testlets: A New Form of Expert-Student Collaborative Testing. Collected Essays on Learning and Teaching, 8, 201–210. https://doi.org/10.22329/celt.v8i0.4244

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