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Evaluating the Comparability of Paper- and Computer-Based Science Tests across Sex and SES Subgroups
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Direct linkRandall, Jennifer; Sireci, Stephen; Li, Xueming; Kaira, Leah – Educational Measurement: Issues and Practice, 2012
As access and reliance on technology continue to increase, so does the use of computerized testing for admissions, licensure/certification, and accountability exams. Nonetheless, full computer-based test (CBT) implementation can be difficult due to limited resources. As a result, some testing programs offer both CBT and paper-based test (PBT)…
Descriptors: Science Tests, Computer Assisted Testing, Scores, Test Bias
