Educational large-scale student assessments rely on two general item types: selected-response (e.g., multiple-choice) and constructed-response items, which encompass both short-answer and long-answer formats. In the case of computer-based assessments, selected responses can be automatically machine-scored. Constructed-response formats
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, […]
In Canada, there is no federal ministry of education. This means that each of the ten provinces and three territories establishes its own policies related to curriculum and instruction, assessment and evaluation, and reporting of student learning progress […]
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