One aim of testing is to identify weaknesses in students’ knowledge. Computerized tests are now one of the most important ways to judge learning, and, selecting tailored questions for each learner is a significant part of such tests. Therefore, one current trend is that computerized adaptive tests (CATs) not only assist teachers in estimating the learning performance of students, but also facil...

There is increasing use of technological innovations in assessment and neuropsychological rehabilitation in research and clinical practice. Thus, the purpose of this narrative review is to present what and how new technologies has been historically embedded in clinical and experimental neuropsychology, with a demonstrated academic production increased in the last 10 years. The literature presen...

Observation competence plays a fundamental role in outdoor scientific investigation. The computerized concept mapping technique as a Mindtool has shown the potential for enhancing meaningful learning in science education. The purposes of the present study are to develop a concept map integrated mobile learning design for ecology observation and to examine the implementation effect for elementar...

Abstract This study attempted to check the impact of two dynamic assessment (DA) models on speaking CAF. DA, as opposed static assessment, is conceived an interactive approach that integrates teaching and testing into a unified instructional engagement. To achieve goals this research, convenience sample 90 upper-intermediate male EFL learners were randomly assigned GDA, C-DA, non-DA control gro...

teachers’ verbal behavior is a key contributor to provision of appropriate indirect intervention in language learning contexts; however, it is surprising that professionals in elt, to date, have not proposed a structured oral/verbal framework to deliver intervention and assistance in language learning contexts. to help redress this gap, heron’s six-category intervention analysis was adapted to ...

A computerized test successfully complements and enhances traditional methods for the assessment of knowledge. This article introduces a simulation model of computerized testing of learning success that is complementary to the existing methods used for knowledge evaluation. The simulation model combines possibilities of computerized testing with mathematical rationale in examiner’s decision-mak...