[BSDcert] Disclosure of test questions
James W. Thompson, II
jwthompson2 at gmail.com
Wed Mar 30 17:02:07 EST 2005
What about an excrutiatingly large question pool designed for adaptive
testing? Integration of free-response/essay questions? A live-distro
that requires actual skill to accomplish a real task that can be
recorded and graded or automatically analyzed? The key I would think
would be to make the testing as multi-faceted as possible with
emphasis on skill and knowledge.
On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 23:42:09 +0200, David TAILLANDIER
<david.taillandier at domainename.com> wrote:
>
> If the BSD certification group is somewhat open, how do you plan to
> create tests without people knowing the answers ?
>
> The tests then have to be prepared by trusted people, using a private
> mailing list or website.
>
> Not only the answers have to remain secret. The questions have too.
> Otherwise anyone can list the questions before taking the test, learn
> the good answers and then go to pass the test without any real
> knowledge. Just memory.
>
> In this case, the BSD certification group is not something 'open' anymore.
>
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