“…Great variety of computer-based assessment tasks have developed over the past 20 years, including domain-independent methods to measure conceptual understanding through mapping (e.g., E. L. Baker, Niemi, & Herl, 1994; Herl, O’Neil, Chung, & Schacter, 1999), problem solving (Vendlinski & Stevens, 2002), science inquiry (e.g., Bennett, Persky, Weiss, & Jenkins, 2007; Quellmalz et al, 2013), teamwork and collaborative problem solving (e.g., Chung, O’Neil, & Herl, 1999; O’Neil & Chuang, 2008; O’Neil, Chung, & Brown, 1997), interpersonal skills (e.g., O’Neil, Allred, & Dennis, 1997), and domain-dependent methods, including measurement of math reasoning (e.g., Bennett, Morley, & Quardt, 2000), Web searching (e.g., Klein, Yarnall, & Glaubke, 2002; Schacter, Herl, Chung, Dennis, & O’Neil, 1999), specific design skills (e.g., Bejar, 1991; Chung & Baker, 2003; Katz & James, 1998), and medical decision making (e.g., Clauser, 2000, Margolis & Clauser, 2006). Automated essay scoring has been under way for a number of years and is included because of its scoring methods and cost savings in comparison with other current methods (e.g., Burstein, Tetreault, & Madnani, 2013; Landauer, Laham, & Foltz, 2003; Page, 1966; Page & Petersen, 1995; Shermis, 2014).…”