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You know, I saw when this website was posted earlier. I think it's awesome you provide both faxing and scanning interfaces. I had two questions: 1. Where are
by lsiebert 15y ago
You know, I saw when this website was posted earlier.
I think it's awesome you provide both faxing and scanning interfaces.
I had two questions:
1. Where are you based? Why don't you have a snail mail address on your website? It's not even clear you are based in the U.S.
2. On a more stat based note: When you analyze the data, are you merely analyzing the students, or are you providing IRT analysis for the test questions themselves? Do you provide support for A/B testing of test types, or dynamic testing in your online interface?
Because to me, those are things your average teacher can't do, but knowing how well each question and each test assesses students modeled as a function of student ability means that your assessments aren't just easier, but can be made better at measuring ability.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Item_response_theory http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Item_response_theory
- ebzlo 15y agoHello! 1. Los Angeles, CA. I didn't think snail mail was necessary, but I guess we could throw it on there. 2. We're basically analyzing students. Our content is aligned to the common core standards, so we can figure out what standards students are weak in. These are very, very simple analytics that we're providing right now (that teachers can action upon). Later on we plan to do more adaptive learning type stuff. I'm going to read the IRT link, haven't seen that yet. Thanks!
- snowwrestler 15y agoA physical address and contact info on your site shows that you are a real company and above-board (i.e. not a scam operation).
- joejohnson 15y agoI don't think your average teacher would have the time to do something like this.