Using computer-based tests for information science

  • Callear D
  • King T
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Computer?based tests have been used extensively in the Department of Information Science at the University of Portsmouth, both for end?of?course examinations and continuous assessment. This paper details the use of computer?based objective testing as an innovative technique for traditional assessment, and the separate problems of continuous computer?aided assessment. Results from three years of research have led to plans for future developments within the department, and the paper provides a checklist of considerations regarded as crucial.

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Callear, D., & King, T. (1997). Using computer-based tests for information science. ALT-J, 5(1), 27–32. https://doi.org/10.1080/0968776970050105

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