Synthesis of responses to U.S. DoEd Assessment Standards RFI
Submitted by rob_abel on Mon, 02-May-2011 16:15.
shows good fit for QTI, LTI, and APIP to the needs of RTTA
Synthesis of responses to U.S. DoEd Assessment Standards RFI
Hi APIP friends!
The U.S. Department of Education released their synthesis of the extensive set of responses received to a Request for Information (RFI) they published on December 20, 2010 (I remember the exact date because I was on vacation at the time!).
All-in-all I feel it was very well done, although missing a few details I though might have been useful. But, it is very useful, I think, to the Race to the Top Assessment (RTTA) consortia as it lays out a high level prioritization of standards and the candidate standards to focus on.
In IMS we can fell very proud that QTI, LTI, and APIP were prominently named - and we look forward to supporting RTTA on standards.
Synthesis of responses to U.S. DoEd Assessment Standards RFI
The U.S. Department of Education released their synthesis of the extensive set of responses received to a Request for Information (RFI) they published on December 20, 2010 (I remember the exact date because I was on vacation at the time!).
All-in-all I feel it was very well done, although missing a few details I though might have been useful. But, it is very useful, I think, to the Race to the Top Assessment (RTTA) consortia as it lays out a high level prioritization of standards and the candidate standards to focus on.
In IMS we can fell very proud that QTI, LTI, and APIP were prominently named - and we look forward to supporting RTTA on standards.
Read or download the document here:
http://www.ed.gov/oii-news/sum...dards-public-responses
Best regards,
Rob Abel