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Student Evaluation |
01/05/04 |
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| I am interested in using item response theory (i.e., the Rasch model) instead of traditional item analysis to determine pass scores for my exams. Are there any good introductions to this approach you can recommend? |
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| An excellent source on this topic (found in our Student Evaluation -> Testing & Evaluation Concepts section is Testing & Evaluation Concepts section is The Basics of Item Response Theory. Baker, FB. A full-text 185-page book on item response theory. |
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Instructional Technology |
07/06/06 |
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| We are currently investigating the feasibility of delivering some or all of our courses via the web. Are there any good guidelines that we can use to develop criteria for the design of good web courses? |
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| You will find over a dozen guidelines for quality web-based course in the Web-Based Learning -> Course Guidelines section of our site |
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