Multiple test item scoring method

Details Multiple test item scoring method Multiple test item scoring method

1995-11-20

1998-01-20

Cheng, Joe

Education and demonstration

Question or problem eliciting response

434118, 434362, 273273, 395927, G09B 700

Patent

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057095515

ABSTRACT:
A method for increasing the speed at which test answers are processed. The method receives electronic representations of test answers and organizes the test answers into separate groupings. The method next displays a particular grouping of test answers to a test resolver so that the resolver can score the test answers. In displaying the answers, the method uses a matrix of cells and displays one test answer in each of the cells. The test resolver can thus simultaneously view multiple test answers, which facilitates efficient scoring of the answers.

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