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Session Type: Paper Session
When thinking about inequities in education, it is important to consider how assessments are designed and administered. The first paper describes a longitudinal case study on program completer impact on P-12 student learning. The second paper examines survey design and whether an even number of indicators in a Likert scale is preferable to an odd number of indicators. The third paper examines online test proctoring outcomes from eleven professional licensure exams as compared to in-person administration.
Measuring Completer Impact in Non-Data-Sharing States: A Multiyear Case Study Design and Findings - F. Todd Goodson, Kansas State University; Eileen Wertzberger, Kansas State University
An Examination of Instrument Design Requirement for Educator Preparation Programs - Jianjun Wang, California State University - Bakersfield
Comparing Outcomes From Examinations Proctored tn Test Centers and Online Using Live Remote Proctoring Technology - Gemma M. Cherry, Dublin City University; Michael O'Leary, Dublin City University; Linda Waters, Prometric; Li-Ann Kuan, Prometric