Testing Basics
May 5th, 1pm Central Time
60 to 90 Minutes
This mini-webinar defines what constitutes a test, and what makes a test valid and reliable. It describes the different types of tests comparing them in terms of their fidelity and what knowledge, skill, and ability each is designed to assess. It compares the types of tests based on their fidelity (how life or work like they are). This is first topic in the mini series on testing. The other topics are deciding what and how to test, multiple-choice questions, performance items, checklists, and rubrics.
Objectives: You will be able to:
- Explain what is a test according to the American Psychological Society.
- What is required for a test to be valid and reliable.
- Explain how the different types of test compare in terms of their fidelity.
Cost: $59, discounts are available to ISPI, LDA, and Hale Center Professional Members
Materials: Workbook with job aids and a QC guide.
Contact Judy@HaleCenter.org if you are interested in an in-house program.
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