S He, Y Cui - Computers & Education, 2025 - Elsevier
In recent decades, log-based process data has been increasingly used in computer-based assessments to examine test-takers' response patterns and latent traits. This study provides …
N Teig, R Scherer, M Kjærnsli - Journal of Research in Science …, 2020 - Wiley Online Library
Previous research has demonstrated the potential of examining log‐file data from computer‐ based assessments to understand student interactions with complex inquiry tasks. Rather …
Recently, joint models of item response data and response times have been proposed to better assess and understand test takers' learning processes. This article demonstrates how …
As the use of process data in large-scale educational assessments is becoming more common, it is clear that data on examinees' test-taking behaviors can illuminate their …
Z Wang, X Tang, J Liu, Z Ying - British Journal of Mathematical …, 2023 - Wiley Online Library
Response process data collected from human–computer interactive items contain detailed information about respondents' behavioural patterns and cognitive processes. Such data are …
Background: When measuring complex cognitive constructs, it is crucial to correctly design the evaluation items in order to trigger the intended knowledge and skills. Furthermore …
N Niimi, N Matsuura - Language Testing in Asia, 2022 - Springer
Introduction This paper describes the exploratory case and initial evaluation of the computer- based testing (CBT) prototype. The advantage of CBT over paper-based testing (PBT) is that …
VR Simmering, L Ou, M Bolsinova - Frontiers in Psychology, 2019 - frontiersin.org
Advances in technology hold great promise for expanding what assessments may achieve across domains. We focus on non-cognitive skills as our domain, but lessons can be …
YH Lee, Y Jia - Applied Measurement in Education, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
Test-taking experience is a consequence of the interaction between students and assessment properties. We define a new notion, rapid-pacing behavior, to reflect two types …