Assessment instances in computerized assessments
AssigneeQuestionmark Computing Limited
InventorsPaul Roberts, John Kleeman, Eric Shepherd
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AssigneeQuestionmark Computing Limited
InventorsPaul Roberts, John Kleeman, Eric Shepherd
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Computerized assessments rely upon databases containing constantly changing assessment information including an identifier, questions, choices, and scoring criteria. A particular instance of an assessment, including captured questions and corresponding scoring criteria is stored. The captured questions are administered to assessment takers. The answers are linked to scoring criteria using the identifier, so that assessment results may be generated. The assessment instance includes a first data entity including a selection of questions and an instance identifier; and a second data entity including the instance identifier and scoring criteria. An API captures the assessment instance responsive to a request by an external program, then communicates the first data entity to the external program. The external program then communicates back assessment answers with the identifier. The API associates the responses with the second data entity using the identifier and creates scoring results. The scoring results are then be stored and/or communicated externally.
A method for administering an assessment, comprising:
A data processing device for administering an assessment, comprising:
A tangible computer readable medium having a plurality of instructions stored thereon which, when executed across one or more processors, causes at least a portion of the one or more processors to perform operations to administer an assessment, comprising:
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