Microcomputers Expected to Bring Radical Changes in Testing.

The article claims that microcomputers will alter standardized admissions and placement tests radically in the next few years, according to speakers at the Educational Testing Service's annual invitational conference. A remarks from Bert F. Green Jr., a professor of psychology at the Johns Hopkins...

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Publicado en:Chronicle of Higher Education Vol. 25; no. 11; pp. 4 - 7
Autor principal: Biemiller, Lawrence
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Chronicle of Higher Education 11/10/1982
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