Sentence examples for electronic assessment from inspiring English sources
The chief selling point of electronic assessment is that it gives instant feedback.
His current research interests include mentoring beginning teachers, PCK and electronic assessment of performance.
This article presents an advanced instrument from the field of electronic assessment for measuring commercial competence, which claims to optimize competence measurement through the use of authentic content and presentation.
Academic judgement is also required as text matching algorithms rely on word and character matches, as at this time, semantic meaning cannot be matched through electronic assessment checking (Rogerson & McCarthy, 2017).
The term "computer-based" encompasses the representation of, and the working on, tasks, and (at least partially) their evaluation (for an overview of concepts of electronic assessment see Jurecka and Hartig 2007).
Shifting surveillance from pneumonia in particular to complications in general might circumvent the VAP definition's subjectivity and inaccuracy, facilitate electronic assessment, make interfacility comparisons more meaningful, and encourage broader prevention strategies.
One hundred and eleven patients did not want to complete questionnaires electronically at home (51 preferred being assessed at home via phone interviews, 28 were skeptic about QOL assessments and electronic assessments in general, 15 wanted to be assessed only at the hospital, 6 were in a poor physical condition, and 11 refused for other reasons).
The number of electronic assessments varied substantially between practices.
Especially clinic-ePRO patients perceived the electronic assessments to be too impersonal and not coming up to their personal situation.
Fourthly, the distribution of paper and pencil assessments and of electronic assessments suggest more missing data during the period of paper and pencil assessment.
This strategy is more powerful than conventional methods because it combines the advantages of both paper and electronic assessments in ways that make the assessment more versatile and fairer.
