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Fundamentals of Assessment -- online course

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Overview
This online tutorial -- which you may start anytime -- covers the foundational concepts of assessment design.
Details

Fundamentals of Assessment is a self-paced, online tutorial course covering reliability, validity, standard error of measurement, standardized test development, and other basic psychometric concepts. The course consists of ten online lessons written in accessible language, each with a check-in quiz. There is also a Final Examination; if passed, the participant will be given competency credit in SMARTT.

Fundamentals takes about two hours for most participants to complete; furthermore, participants can stop if they need to and pick up where they left off at a different time. Directions for accessing and enrolling in the course, plus the necessary enrollment key, will be sent by email to registrants by the course registrar.

NOTE: This course is only available to Massachusetts-based adult literacy practitioners.

When
01-01-10 12:05 AM to
06-05-10 11:55 PM
Where
  • NA: online course
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Topics
Assessment
Multi-session attendance required
no
Contact info
Carey Reid
creid@worlded.org
617-385-3637
Indicators of Program Quality
IPQ6 - Professional development opportunities
Learning objectives
  • Will be able to define key concepts governing the design of sound assessments: e.g., reliability, validity, standard error of measurement, test bias, and so forth.
  • Will be able to describe at least two ways in which standardized assessment practices can be applied to the design of good classroom assessments.
Presenters
None: self-paced, online tutorial.
Prerequisites
None
Host RSC
Statewide
PDPs
no
by SABES Administrator last modified 02-19-10 11:44 PM
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