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What is Computer Adaptive Assessment (CAA)?

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What is Computer Adaptive Assessment (CAA)?

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Computer Adaptive Assessment (CAA), also referred to as Computer Adaptive Testing (CAT), is an innovative form of assessment in which an examinee is presented with test items in a sequence that is dependent on the correctness of the response to the previous item. Through this process, each examinee is administered a unique set of test items that provides an accurate measure of his or her achievement level. Items are selected from an item bank of developed, reviewed, and field-tested assessment items specific to a course and grade. This process of selecting and administering items continues until the CAA system reaches a pre-specified level of accuracy for an estimate of the student’s achievement level. A score is then immediately produced for the examinee and detailed reports are produced.

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