item response theory
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item response theory, item response Theorie, item-response-theory, probabilistische Testtheorie, IRT, PTT
Definitionen
Starting in the 1970s, psychometricians
(statisticians who study educational testing) developed an approach
called item response theory to create a mathematical model of the
relative difficulty of a question, problem, or test item.
Von Justin Reich im Buch Failure to Disrupt (2020) im Text Algorithm-Guided Learning at Scale IRT is built around the central idea that the probability of a certain answer
when a person is confronted with an item, ideally can be described as a simple
function of the person's position on the latent trait plus one or more parameters
characterizing the particular item. For each item, the probability of a certain
answer as a function of the latent trait value is called the item characteristic
curve (ICC) or item response function (IRF).
Von Ivo W. Molenaar im Buch Rasch Models im Text Some Background for Item Response Theory and the Rasch Model Bemerkungen
These
quantitative representations of learning experiences paved the way
for computers to automatically generate testing and learning
sequences that could adapt to the performance of individual students
rather than having to manually program branches as in the TUTOR
example above. Nearly all contemporary adaptive-tutoring systems
use variations on this forty-year-old statistical toolkit.
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- Rasch Models - Foundations, Recent Developments, and Applications
- 1. Some Background for Item Response Theory and the Rasch Model (Ivo W. Molenaar)
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- 2. Algorithm-Guided Learning at Scale - Adaptive Tutors and Computer-Assisted Instruction
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- 4. Quantitative Ansätze (Oliver Böhm-Kasper, Vanessa Dizinger)
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- DELFI 2024 (Sandra Schulz, Natalie Kiesler) (2024)
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