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This work presents the development of a computational thinking (CT) assessment, conducting an IRT analysis of items from both the English version of the CTt and the 2016 UK version of the Bebras challenge task set appropriate for use with U.S. middle grades. We demonstrated that while the CTt and Bebras items were developed for two differing goals and using different general designs, they work together as a unidimensional model to form a complimentary instrument in terms of item response characteristics. Finally, we were successful in reducing the number of items to 25, resulting in an instrument that has the flexibility to be used under typical instructional time constraints.
Eric N. Wiebe, North Carolina State University
Jennifer London, North Carolina State University
Osman Aksit, North Carolina State University
Kristy E Boyer
Bradford Mott, North Carolina State University
James Lester, North Carolina State University