“The [Computerized Adaptive Test for Mental Health] has yet to be validated among adult primary care populations,” Andrea K. Graham, PhD, of the department of medical social sciences at ...

based Northwest Evaluation Association (NWEA, www.nwea.org) to initiate an achievement-level test - first in paper-and-pencil form and later via computer. Uniquely adaptive, this computerized test ...

Learn how adaptive testing works in this video and see what states are adopting it. Computer-adaptive testing continues to become more prevalent and more sophisticated. It is being used by 22 ...

N MAT is a high-quality, secure "Computer Adaptive Test" in which a candidate's ability is estimated successively based on the responses to the questions administered, which are tailored to the ...

Researchers applied the ASES computerized adaptive testing system to the responses of 2,763 patients who underwent shoulder evaluation and treatment and had answered all questions on the full ASES ...

Weiss and his colleagues developed what’s called adaptive testing wherein a computer feeds a test taker the next question based on how they answered a preceding one. Almost no one gets the same ...

When Delaware switched to computer-adaptive testing for its state assessments three years ago, officials found the results were available more quickly, the amount of time students spent taking ...

In traditional tests, all students are given the same set of questions. But the new “computer adaptive” tests are customized, and the difficulty level adjusts based on how individual test ...

And although computer adaptive testing may not have yet reached the stage of the borderline-sentient program envisioned by author Orson Scott Card, these ideas have been with us for some time.