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Assessment of ICT in Schools An investigation Assessment of ICT 19/10/2004 What sort of areas have you seen assessed? Is it different with different teachers? What’s easy to assess, what’s hard? Dr J L Chatterton 2 Assessment of ICT 19/10/2004 What do you need to know about assessment? KS3, KS4 or ‘KS5’? Formative? Summative? Record keeping? Dr J L Chatterton 3 Assessment of ICT 19/10/2004 Pose a question Think what is needed to get an answer Block it out into activities Fit it to a timeline Dr J L Chatterton !! ?? $$ && Main Idea Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 4 Assessment of ICT 19/10/2004 How does assessment identify Gifted & Talented Pupils ??? What should be tested? Dr J L Chatterton 20 34 67 56 76 45 44 33 65 5 Assessment of ICT 19/10/2004 Does test success vary with gender? Can some assessments favour boys/girls? Dr J L Chatterton 6 Assessment of ICT 19/10/2004 Compare teacher marked work Test marks Project work marks By gender Dr J L Chatterton 7 Assessment of ICT 19/10/2004 Ask pupils their preferences Test or Project Analyse by gender (and/or age) Is ‘asking’ enough? Dr J L Chatterton 8 Assessment of ICT 19/10/2004 Analyse your results Is just counting OK? What about percentages? How likely is it that … ? Dr J L Chatterton 9 Assessment of ICT 19/10/2004 How big a sample do I need? What is reasonable? How can I get help? Reliability & Validity Dr J L Chatterton 10 Assessment of ICT Qualitative Quantitative Case study Participant observation No control groups Non-parametric statistics often used Cheaper Seemingly easy to set up Scientific method Experimental Controlled Statistical Expensive Difficult to set up Difficult to control 19/10/2004 Dr J L Chatterton 11 Chi-Squared – ‘goodness of fit’ 19/10/2004 More girls prefer coursework. Is that a real difference, or a chance result? Have you thrown 1 ‘six’ or 30 sixes in a row? Dr J L Chatterton 12 Rank and Correlation 19/10/2004 relationships between sets of results Compare rank or scores If group A goes up does group B follow? Dr J L Chatterton 13 Normal Distribution 19/10/2004 Bell-Shaped Curve Mean, median and mode all have same value ~ 2/3 are within 1 standard deviation of the mean Dr J L Chatterton 14 The Right Result Weighting marklist T-score (not t-test) class2 Look-up Lookup example2 Conditional formatting Patterns Protection Jane 19/10/2004 Dr J L Chatterton 15