コンピュータテスト,形成的または要約的,およびプロクターリング:それは問題ですか? コロナ・パンデミック期間中のオランダの大学間医学進歩テストから学んだ教訓

Jan Hindrik Ravesloot1, Jeroen Donkers2, Ariadne A Meiboom3

  • 1Amsterdam University Medical Center, location Amsterdam Medical Centre, Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

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まとめ

コンピュータベースのテストとリモート・プロクターリングは,医学教育評価の有効な代替手段であり,学術的な完全性を維持します. 形成的テストは,オランダの大学間医学進歩テストでも,総括的なアプローチよりもわずかな利点を示しました.

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