An integer programming approach to item pool design

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Abstract

Presented is an integer-programming approach to item pool design that can be used to calculate an optimal blueprint for an item pool to support an existing testing program. The results are optimal in the sense that they minimize the efforts involved in actually producing the items as revealed by current item writing patterns. Also presented is an adaptation of the models for use as a set of monitoring tools in item pool management. The approach is demonstrated empirically for an item pool designed for the Law School Admission Test.
Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationNewtown, PA, USA
PublisherLaw School Admission Council
Publication statusPublished - Sep 2000

Publication series

NameLSAC research report series
PublisherLaw School Admission Council
No.98-14

Keywords

  • Test construction
  • Item banks
  • Testing programs
  • Test items

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