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Neelov Kar, Project Management Program Owner, Dell Services (previously Perot Systems)

Title:

Perfecting the Test through Question Analysis

 

Synopsis:

Perot Systems (Dell Services) use Questionmark Perception for Level 2 assessment of our project management courses. Dell Services is a one-stop shop for IT Services with a presence in 183 countries. Last year we introduced a new course named P3MM Fundamentals, and because it was a new course we had to pilot the course with some of our senior members. In the pilot we asked the students to take the test and then we analyzed the results and refined the questions based on the responses. Analysis of results within Perception--particularly the Assessment Overview Report, Question Statistics Report, Test Analysis Report and Item Analysis Report--helped us in identifying the bad questions.

Learning Objectives:


• Learn to use the different Perception Report to comprehensively analyze the assessment
• Understand how item analysis Report helps in identifying the badly constructed questions
• Learn how Dell Services have done the analysis to refine the test

Recommended Experience Level: Intermediate

 


 


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