Université d Ottawa, MÉAM La question des langues officielles et les enquêtes à grande échelle du rendement scolaire

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1 Université d Ottawa, MÉAM La question des langues officielles et les enquêtes à grande échelle du rendement scolaire 15 juin 2007 Nancy Boiteau, Jean-Guy Blais, Julie Grondin Martin Paré

2 June Advantages of a computerized-test platform in the context of linguistic duality 2 History Overview of organic architecture Functional orientations Platform access modes Platform administration mode Test administration mode Advantages of the platform Window mezur.com

3 2002: : Data collection tool for N. Boîteau teau s doctoral thesis (projettao.com) 2004: Functional architecture of the generic platform (mezur.com) 2006: Beginning of the development (mezur.com) 2007: Computerization of the mathematics diagnosis test of the École Polytechnique de Montréal al(griémétic FQRSC) 2007+: : Continuation of the development supported by a scientific committee (Universit (Université de Montréal, Université d Ottawa, Université du Québec à Rimouski) June Advantages of a computerized-test platform in the context of linguistic duality 3

4 June Advantages of a computerized-test platform in the context of linguistic duality 4 Présentation Canevas de pages Éléments graphiques Logique d affaire Processus d authentification Administration (épreuves) Données (répondants, items, etc.) (Propriété de la Polytechnique) om Rapports Administration Plate-forme Polytechnique Gestionnaire interface (multilingue) Modules d administration Cohortes (importation) Modalités d administrationépreuve Traditionnelle Sessions d administration Adaptative Clientèle Tests Autres Rapports Internet Logique applicative Utilisateurs - profilage Plate-forme mezur.com Infrastructure technologique évolutive (serveurs dédiés)

5 June Advantages of a computerized-test platform in the context of linguistic duality 5 Présentation Canevas de pages Éléments graphiques Logique d affaire Processus d authentification Administration (épreuves) Données (répondants, items, etc.) (Propriété de l organisme) ca Rapports Administration Plate-forme Enquête à grande échelle Gestionnaire interface (multilingue) Modules d administration Cohortes (importation) Modalités d administrationépreuve Traditionnelle Sessions d administration Adaptative Clientèle Tests Autres Rapports Internet Logique applicative Utilisateurs - profilage Plate-forme mezur.com Infrastructure technologique évolutive (serveurs dédiés)

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11 * Simulated data June Advantages of a computerized-test platform in the context of linguistic duality 11

12 June Advantages of a computerized-test platform in the context of linguistic duality 12 Instant change from one language to the other User interface (instructions, feedback, etc.) Items (can reduce item translation biases) Easier access to the test by geographically dispersed population Access to other test administration modes (adaptative, multilevel,, etc.) Production of relevant profiles for ability scale areas where pulpils concentrate, particulary high or low levels (adaptative testing) Access to a broader range of dynamic and interactive assessment tasks

13 Improvement of the follow-up of students strengths and the progress More accurate comparisons of student s performances Quick data access for all levels of the educational system (production of reports) Reduction of test administration and data analysis costs (printing, scoring,, data collection, etc.) Access to an innovative computerized-test test platform by the community of researchers and June Advantages of a computerized-test platform in the context of linguistic duality 13