2013
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-41965-2_8
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E-Assessment Systems and Online Learning with Adaptive Testing

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“…For example, Luecht and Sireci conclude that there is no single CBT model ideal for all educational tests, [18], pointing strengths and weaknesses of analyzed models. Gusev and Armenski [1] present an overview of adaptive testing realized via information and communication technologies, as well as on computer based assessment.…”
Section: A E-assessment Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…For example, Luecht and Sireci conclude that there is no single CBT model ideal for all educational tests, [18], pointing strengths and weaknesses of analyzed models. Gusev and Armenski [1] present an overview of adaptive testing realized via information and communication technologies, as well as on computer based assessment.…”
Section: A E-assessment Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There a lot of papers that describe the history and evolution of Computer Based Testing (CBT), such as [18], [1]. For example, Luecht and Sireci conclude that there is no single CBT model ideal for all educational tests, [18], pointing strengths and weaknesses of analyzed models.…”
Section: A E-assessment Systemmentioning
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“…Gusev and Armenski [21] specify an organization that uses course, lessons, section, subsection, chapter, subchapter and LO in a hierarchical tree organization, defined by a recursive parent child relation, meaning that the structure can go deeper in the hierarchy.…”
Section: A Specifics Of Various E-testing Typesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We have implemented the classic e-Testing system [21], which has been in use from 1999. In the meantime we have faced a lot of problems with bulk upload and question generation.…”
Section: B Experience With Real Implementationsmentioning
confidence: 99%