Scope
The scope of this document is to provide step-by-step procedures to systematically develop, assess, and manage large pools of test questions, including assets, references, and other test design elements which help evaluate a candidate's knowledge.
Purpose
The purpose of this document is to guide the end user on how to use the Skrive console. It is a tool to streamline and enhance the assessment development and delivery process in education. By maintaining a centralized repository of assessment items, Skrive provides an organized way to create, design, and administer examinations. It enables educators, test developers, and assessment professionals to access a diverse pool of validated items that align with learning objectives, standards, and curricular requirements, thereby ensuring the validity, reliability, and fairness of assessments.
Acronyms and Definitions
| Acronym/Definition | Description |
| TBD | To Be Developed |
| FIDO | Fast Identity Online |
| SME | Subject Matter Expert |
| ORG | Organization |
| Ref. ID | Reference Identification |
| ISBN | International Standard Book Number |
| ISSN | International Standard Serial Number |
| URL | Uniform Resource Locator |
| LOFT | Linear On The Fly Test |
| CAT | Computerized Adaptive Testing |
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References
Skrive related videos and knowledge-based articles are available on the ExamRoom.AI Portal.
Overviews
The Skrive console is an application to manage and organize a collection of test questions, known as items, in a systematic way. These items include multiple-choice questions, true/false statements, short answer questions, or even performance-based tasks. Each item is classified and tagged based on its attributes, such as subject area, difficulty level, cognitive domain (like recalling information or critical thinking), and any relevant standards or learning objectives it addresses. This helps in organizing and retrieving items efficiently. The items are stored in a central repository, known as the Item Bank. This Item Bank is enabled with robust management tools that allow users to search, retrieve, modify, and reuse items easily. The items are reviewed and validated for the clarity of language, alignment with curriculum standards, absence of bias, and appropriateness for the intended users. The items are thus selected from the Item Bank based on the grade level, topic, or skill, support randomization, and adaptive testing, allowing for varied and personalized assessment experiences.
The Skrive console assessment is used in professional certification, education, standardized testing, corporate training, psychological assessment, language proficiency testing, healthcare education and licensure, test development, adaptive testing, research, and psychometrics.