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Comparing the Score Distribution of a Trial Computer-Based Examination Cohort with That of the Standard Paper-Based Examination Cohort.
Mathematics Education Research Group of Australasia (2014)
  • Nathan Zoanetti, Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority
  • Magdalena Les, Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority
  • David Leigh-Lancaster, Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority
Abstract
From 2011-2013 the VCAA conducted a trial aligning the use of computers in curriculum, pedagogy and assessment culminating in a group of 62 volunteer students sitting their end of Year 12 technology-active Mathematical Methods (CAS) Examination 2 as a computer-based examination. This paper reports on statistical modelling undertaken to compare the distribution of results for this group with the standard cohort, and any differences in student response between the two groups at the item level.
Keywords
  • Computer assisted testing,
  • Comparative analysis,
  • Mathematical concepts,
  • Mathematics tests,
  • Regression (Statistics),
  • Statistical analysis,
  • Test bias,
  • Multiple choice tests,
  • Computer uses in education,
  • Foreign countries,
  • Grade 11,
  • Student volunteers,
  • Mathematics education
Publication Date
January 1, 2014
Location
Sydney
Citation Information
Nathan Zoanetti, Magdalena Les and David Leigh-Lancaster. "Comparing the Score Distribution of a Trial Computer-Based Examination Cohort with That of the Standard Paper-Based Examination Cohort." Mathematics Education Research Group of Australasia (2014)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/nathan-zoanetti/10/