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On the surface, true. Multiple choice tests are a counter example. Thinking deeper, though, multiple choice tests require SIGNIFICANTLY more preparation. I wou
by fn-mote 10mo ago
On the surface, true. Multiple choice tests are a counter example.
Thinking deeper, though, multiple choice tests require SIGNIFICANTLY more preparation. I would go so far as to say almost all individual professors are completely unqualified to write valid multiple choice tests.
The time investment in multiple choice comes at the start - 12 hours writing it instead of 12 hours grading it - but it’s still a lot of time and frankly there is only very general feedback on student misunderstandings.
- cedilla 10mo agoIs this a new thing or do you think that most professors were always unable to do their job? Why do you think you are an exception? I don't believe that your argument is more than an ad-hoc value judgment lacking justification. And it's obvious that if you think so little of your colleagues, that they would also struggle to implement AI tests.