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Session Type: Symposium
Computerized tests can be summarized into four major types: fixed linear, linear-on-the-fly, multistage, and item-by-item adaptive tests, shown in order from the least efficient to the most efficient designs. Careful planning and innovation are continually required to implement more advanced designs or a hybrid of them in order to optimize the benefits of a testing program. This symposium includes four presentations. Some will illustrate the creative applications and modifications of test designs and others will showcase the innovations seen using a hybrid approach, which takes advantage of two designs to address the special needs of testing programs. All the presenters are experienced senior psychometricians, speaking from their own practice.
What It Really Takes to Implement a Linear-on-the-Fly Test (LOFT) Exam - Kathleen A. Gialluca, Pearson
Executive Assessment Based on Multistage Testing With Cross-Sectional Routing - Kyung (Chris) T. Han, The Graduate Management Admission Council
Case Study of a Transition From Computerized Adaptive Testing to Pallet Assembly - Jennifer Davis, National Association of Boards of Pharmacy; Paul Edward Jones, National Association of Boards of Pharmacy; Maria Incrocci, National Association of Boards of Pharmacy
Using New Items Operationally in Adaptive Tests - Huijuan Meng, The Graduate Management Admission Council; Kyung (Chris) T. Han, The Graduate Management Admission Council; Fanmin Guo, The Graduate Management Admission Council