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A. K. Somasekhar; Arunita Tushar Jagzape; Meenakshi Sinha; Ramanjan Sinha – Advances in Physiology Education, 2024
The significance of assessment in driving learning is undeniable, particularly in oral assessments like viva voce where students express themselves verbally. However, traditional viva voce examinations' challenges include reliability, objectivity, content validity, time constraints, varying question difficulty levels, inconsistency in questioning…
Descriptors: Computer Oriented Programs, Computer Software, Formative Evaluation, Medical Students
Gibson, Susanne K. – 1969
To combat difficulties of dictated spelling tests, such as unreliable scoring due to illegible writing and the possibility of clues being provided through the enunciation of words by examiners, a technique was developed for writing experimental spelling tests by computer. Additionally, the diagnostic function of spelling scales was considered…
Descriptors: Computer Oriented Programs, Methods Research, Multiple Choice Tests, Pattern Recognition
Veldman, Donald J.; And Others – 1968
This paper outlines the development of techniques for computer-based personality assessment from sentence completions. The One-Word Sentence Completion (OWSC) instrument was designed to elicit data suitable for machine processing, while retaining most of the advantages of a free-response format. Two operative scoring systems are described. The…
Descriptors: Attitudes, Computer Oriented Programs, Computer Programs, Data Analysis