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Using Evidence-Centered Design to develop Scenario Based Interactive Computer Tasks Daisy Rutstein

Using Evidence-Centered Design to develop Scenario Based Interactive Computer Tasks Daisy Rutstein

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 Focal Knowledge, Skills & Attributes (KSAs)  The primary KSAs targeted by the design pattern. What we want to make inferences about.  Additional KSAs  Other KSAs that may be required for successful performance on the assessment tasks.  Potential Observations & Potential Work Products  What students say, do, or make that constitutes the evidence  Characteristic Features and Variable Features  Aspects of assessment situations that are likely to evoke the desired evidence, or that could be varied across tasks. Design Pattern Attributes

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Page 1: Using Evidence-Centered Design to develop Scenario Based Interactive Computer Tasks Daisy Rutstein

Using Evidence-Centered Design to develop Scenario Based Interactive

Computer Tasks

Daisy Rutstein

Page 2: Using Evidence-Centered Design to develop Scenario Based Interactive Computer Tasks Daisy Rutstein

Evidence-Centered Design

• Layered approach to assessment design• Specifies details related to the:

– Student Model– Evidence Model– Task Model

• Document, document, document• Design Patterns and Task Templates

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Focal Knowledge, Skills & Attributes (KSAs) The primary KSAs targeted by the design pattern.

What we want to make inferences about. Additional KSAs

Other KSAs that may be required for successful performance on the assessment tasks.

Potential Observations & Potential Work Products What students say, do, or make that constitutes the

evidence Characteristic Features and Variable Features

Aspects of assessment situations that are likely to evoke the desired evidence, or that could be varied across tasks.

Design Pattern Attributes

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Interactive Computer Science Tasks

Pinball - Physical Science Domain - Potential and Kinetic energy

Marigold - Life Science Domain - Plant growth

Design Pattern Experimental Investigation

Task TemplateExperimental Investigation within the Sciences

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Experimental Investigation: FKSA 4Focal KSA 4: Ability to identify, generate, or evaluate a prediction/hypothesis that is testable with a simple experiment

CF3: Presentation of a situation requiring the design or conduct of a controlled experiment.

AKSA5: Content knowledge

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Experimental Investigation: FKSA 5Focal KSA 5: Ability to plan and conduct a simple experiment step-by-step given a prediction or hypothesis

CF3: Presentation of a situation requiring the design or conduct of a controlled experiment.

VF6: Number of variables investigated

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Experimental Investigation: FKSA 7

Focal KSA 7: Ability to identify variables of the scientific situation that should be controlled

CF3: Presentation of a situation requiring the design or conduct of a controlled experiment.

VF2: Which one of the phases of experimental investigation is addressed.

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Experimental Investigation: FKSA 11Focal KSA 11: Ability to interpret or appropriately generalize the results of a simple experiment or to formulate conclusions or create models from the results.

CF3: Presentation of results from a controlled experiment.

VF9: Data representation VF10: Degree of scaffolding

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Task Complete