
handle: 10356/13891 , 10497/938
This study aims to highlight the feasibility and benefits of using item analysis and calibration of items in an item bank in educational assessment.
Master of Arts (Instructional Design & Technology)
370, Educational tests and measurements, Item response theory, DRNTU::Social sciences::Education::Theory and practice of education
370, Educational tests and measurements, Item response theory, DRNTU::Social sciences::Education::Theory and practice of education
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