The phrase "adaptive assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in educational contexts to refer to assessments that adjust in difficulty based on a student's performance.
Example: "The school implemented an adaptive assessment system to better evaluate each student's understanding of the material."
Alternatives: "dynamic evaluation" or "responsive testing".
Adaptive Assessment Experiment in a HarvardX MOOC.
All subjects who took part at the family meetings were asked to complete two non-adaptive traditional assessments (Flanker and Visual Search) and one novel, adaptive assessment.
Items in these tests were dynamically selected from the question bank pursuant to adaptive assessment.
This study focuses on design and architecture of adaptive assessment module integrated into UZWEBMAT.
Main purpose of adaptive assessment is better evaluation of ability levels and learning processes of students.
Thanks to adaptive assessment allowing recognizing learners by their ability levels in contrast to classical tests, individualized assessment becomes possible.
Designing Adaptive Assessments in MOOCs.
The app also personalizes itself to individual children using adaptive assessments to determine the child's current vocabulary range, then delivers learning experiences that focus on specific words.
The company teaches skills such as Java, cloud computing and machine learning on a global basis to several Fortune 500 companies and provides not only skills training but adaptive assessments and live online mentoring.
First, the ALEKS course data included course mastery levels from adaptive assessments delivered by ALEKS (the commercial version online during the time of Fall 2014), a record of the time each student spent working in the system, and a log of student interactions with the system (e.g., right and wrong answers on each problem).
It is a computer-adaptive assessment that bases follow-up questions on students' answers in real time.
