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Asking the Right Questions: Measurement Strategies for Exam Development

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Full course description

Developing an effective exam is more than just writing questions to quiz an examinee’s knowledge. To effectively measure ability  , you need to ask carefully designed questions. In Asking the Right Questions: Measurement Strategies for Exam Development, Hong Qian, PhD, PMP guides participants through developing different item types, determining appropriate scoring rules, interpreting score reports, and assessing test validity. Using the NCLEX as a reference, the exam development phases are broken down into easy-to-understand concepts that participants will apply to writing and refining their own exam items.  

Course Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Describe the process of exam development and identify modalities of item writing, scoring, and test delivery.
  • Analyze item qualifications and discriminate between scoring rules as well as test delivery methods for fairer examination outcomes.
  • Evaluate diverse exam score reports to better interpret scoring outcomes for more effective test preparation.
  • Assess examination components to determine overall test validity based on use-cases.

Course Information

  • Instructor: Hong Qian, PhD, PMP
  • Course Dates: April 1 – May 24, 2024
  • Delivery Method: Instructor led
  • Cost: $50 | Free for Members
  • Pathway: Research & Measurement
  • Program Credit: 1
  • CEs: TBD