It is inevitable that Kenya adopts CBT regarding the latest menace, as part of getting a lasting solution. Computer-based testing is a simple and better way to offer the KCSE test. It allows testing centers to offer a more consistent test delivery, faster scoring and reporting, and enhanced test security.
The Facts
Orina Ontiri
is a broadcast journalist at AGR
The Facts
- Testing is done in person, on a computer, at an approved testing center
- Testing is not online
- Similar to paper testing centers, computer-based testing centers are reviewed and approved to ensure test-takers receive the best, fairest experience possible for their test
- Training for jurisdiction and test center administrators is included in set up of a new testing center
- Testing centers can use desktop computers or laptop computers, as long as minimum requirements are met
- Only 2 computers are required to become a testing center
- Computer-based testing is the standard for many other test delivery programs. And as technology continues to advance, it is also becoming the standard format for most of the key K-12 assessment programs.
- Testing centers conveniently located around the world
- Top-of-the line security measures:
- Extensive encryption
- No outside materials allowed inside testing rooms
- Strict candidate identification standards
- A comfortable and consistent testing environment in all examination centers
- Images on the computer screen provide maximum readability
- Answers are recorded directly into the computer, therefore eliminating possible transcription errors from scanning format answer sheets
Orina Ontiri
is a broadcast journalist at AGR
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