What is meant by Testing methods?
The term "examination methods" refers to systematic procedures for evaluating knowledge, skills, or performance in various contexts, particularly in education and training. Examination methods are used to objectively assess and evaluate the learning progress or competence of individuals.
Typical software functions in the area of "examination methods":
- Exam Creation: Tools for creating various examination formats such as multiple-choice, free text, or practical tasks.
- Automatic Grading: Functions for automatic evaluation of standardized tests.
- Exam Planning: Modules for planning and scheduling examinations.
- Result Analysis: Tools for statistical evaluation and visualization of examination results.
- Feedback Generation: Automated creation of feedback for examinees.
- Exam Security: Functions to prevent cheating, such as random question generation or time limits.
- Archiving: Secure storage and management of examination data and results.
Examples of "examination methods":
- Written Examinations: Written tests, essays, term papers
- Oral Examinations: Presentations, professional discussions, interviews
- Practical Examinations: Laboratory work, simulations, case studies
- Online Examinations: E-assessments, web-based tests
- Project Work: Group work, research projects
- Portfolio Examinations: Collection of work samples and reflections