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Iseli, Markus R.; Koenig, Alan D.; Lee, John J.; Wainess, Richard – National Center for Research on Evaluation, Standards, and Student Testing (CRESST), 2010
Assessment of complex task performance is crucial to evaluating personnel in critical job functions such as Navy damage control operations aboard ships. Games and simulations can be instrumental in this process, as they can present a broad range of complex scenarios without involving harm to people or property. However, "automatic"…
Descriptors: Performance Tests, Performance Based Assessment, Decision Making Skills, Military Training
Ong, James – Performance Improvement, 2007
Practice and experience, whether simulated or on the job, are not enough to ensure effective learning. Learners must be able to make sense of those experiences to identify poor decisions and actions, missing knowledge, and weak skills that deserve attention. Using instructors to provide one-on-one instruction is effective but also expensive. This…
Descriptors: Play, Student Evaluation, Performance Based Assessment, Performance Tests
Peer reviewedShavelson, Richard J.; Baxter, Gail P. – Educational Leadership, 1992
A recent study compared hands-on scientific inquiry assessment to assessments involving lab notebooks, computer simulations, short-answer paper-and-pencil problems, and multiple-choice questions. Creating high quality performance assessments is a costly, time-consuming process requiring considerable scientific and technological know-how. Improved…
Descriptors: Computer Simulation, Costs, Elementary Education, Experiential Learning

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