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Development and quality assurance of computer-based assessment batteries
Robert E Schlegel1, Kirby Gilliland
1Center for the Study of Human Operator Performance, The University of Oklahoma, 3200 Marshall Avenue, Suite 260, Norman, OK 73072, United States. schlegel@ou.edu
Summary
This article details the development and quality assurance (QA) of computer-based assessment batteries (CABs). It offers a framework for systematic QA assessment, crucial for ensuring the reliability of these digital tools.
Area of Science:
- Computer-based assessment
- Psychometrics
- Software development
Background:
- Computer-based assessment batteries (CABs) are increasingly used in various fields.
- Ensuring the quality and reliability of CABs is paramount for valid results.
- Existing literature often lacks a comprehensive framework for CAB development and QA.
Purpose of the Study:
- To outline critical elements for the development of computer-based assessment batteries (CABs).
- To present a systematic model for quality assurance (QA) assessment of CABs.
- To provide a general framework for evaluating the quality of CABs.
Main Methods:
- Overview of the CAB life cycle and evolutionary stages.
- Presentation of a structured model for QA assessment.
- Inclusion of a table detailing recommended QA assessment elements.
Main Results:
- Identification of essential considerations in CAB design and development.
- A proposed QA process model with actionable steps.
- A flexible framework applicable to diverse CABs.
Conclusions:
- A systematic approach to CAB development and QA is essential.
- The proposed QA model provides a valuable framework for assessment.
- This work contributes to the standardization and reliability of computer-based assessments.
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