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Tag Archives: writing questions
Answer matching for short-answer questions: simple but not that simple
In describing our use of (simple) PMatch for answer matching for short-answer free-text questions, I may have made it sound too simple. I’ll give two examples of the sorts of things you need to consider: Firstly, consider the question shown … Continue reading
Good posters at ALT-C
I was bowled over by two posters at ALT-C: Matt Haigh’s ‘Changing the way we see test-items in a computer-based environment: screen design and question difficulty’ (session 096)and Silvester Draaijer’s ‘Design of a question design support tool’ (session 148). Both … Continue reading
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Tagged ALT-C 2010, e-assessment, Matt Haigh, Silvester Draaijer, student engagement, writing questions
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