The use of screeners is not a new concept; they have been in use for many years in various disciplines, including education. Early years reading screeners are quick, informal, evidence-based tools that can provide information about […]
Alberta Education has a long history of delivering provincial student assessments in a computer-based format. As far back as the 1990s, the province administered many of its assessments via desktop applications, and beginning in 2009, […]
When an assessment organization (ministry of education, assessment agency, state education department, etc.) decides to modernize its large-scale student assessment program, one of the initial questions to be addressed is whether to develop and maintain the digital […]
Large-scale student assessments have been administered in Canadian provinces and territories (jurisdictions) for many decades, some dating back almost a century. Most student-assessment-related initiatives have originated at the jurisdictional level, and it was not until 1989 that […]
The General Education Development (GED®) high-school-equivalency test is a joint venture between the American Council on Education and U.S.-based assessment company Pearson. The test is available in more than 85 countries, and completion is accepted by nearly […]
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