Talk:Computerized adaptive testing: Difference between revisions

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Do NOT move this page without discussing it first. That is inappropriate. — [[User:Chris53516|Chris53516]] ^{([[User talk:Chris53516|Talk]])} 02:22, 7 December 2006 (UTC)

:Sorry about the move - didn't know the rules. I just believe it is more appropriate under the name "Computerized adaptive testing," as this is what is more often called. A quick scan of the references supports this. "Computer-adaptive" is not incorrect, just not as common. Anyone else have thoughts on that (though it doesn't appear that anyone else is contributing material at this point)?

:I've tried to add more technical information for readers who are interested in the inner workings. Some figures would be helpful, but I'll have to figure out how to do that first.

Sorry about the move - didn't know the rules. I just believe it is more appropriate under the name "Computerized adaptive testing," as this is what is more often called. A quick scan of the references supports this. "Computer-adaptive" is not incorrect, just not as common. Anyone else have thoughts on that (though it doesn't appear that anyone else is contributing material at this point)?

I've tried to add more technical information for readers who are interested in the inner workings. Some figures would be helpful, but I'll have to figure out how to do that first. -- [[User:Iulus Ascanius|Iulus Ascanius]] 18:11, 13 December 2006 (UTC)

::I '''oppose''' moving this article at all. Computer-adaptive testing is the accepted terminology that appears in research, especially item-response theory research. Any other terminology came from this terminology. — [[User:Chris53516|Chris53516]] ^{([[User talk:Chris53516|Talk]])} 18:21, 13 December 2006 (UTC)