Appraising system for short answer questions in computer auxiliary test system

Abstract

The invention discloses an appraising system for short answer questions in a computer auxiliary test system, which comprises an acquisition module, a display module, an information receiving module, a scoring module and a judge module, wherein the judge module is used for judging whether score values corresponding to answers are recorded in the scoring module or not, and taking the answers of which the corresponding score values are not recorded as the answers which are not currently appraised to instruct the display module to display the answers. By adopting the appraising system provided by the invention, the though continuity of appraisers can be ensured, so the processing mode can avoid the situation as much as possible that the appraisers give inconsistent appraising results for same test answers of different test papers at different stages, can enhance the fairness for appraising, and reduces the labor intensity of the appraisers.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to computer technology, in particular to a scoring system for short-answer questions in a computer-aided examination system. Background technique [0002] With the continuous development of network technology and computer technology, computer-aided examination systems are not only used in many schools' internal examinations, but also in large-scale social public examinations such as TOFEL, GRE, and General English Tests. The continuous improvement of the computer-aided examination system also makes distance education more and more convenient. The so-called computer-assisted examination is generally carried out on a computer. The computer can provide specific testers with test papers that meet the predetermined rules according to actual needs. The tester completes the answers to the corresponding test questions on the computer and submits the completed test answers. Candidates use the computer-aided examination system to judge sco...

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Problems solved by technology

[0008] In the above-mentioned prior art, the method of judging papers by papers will occur. When several testers have the same or similar test answers (correct, wrong or partially correct) in the same answer box, the judges need to perform multiple tests. Repeated judgments, and the judgment is discontinuous thinking, intermittent judgments, often repeating the same judgment on the same question, which will inevitably affect the work efficiency of the judges, and it is easy for the judges to make judgments at different times. There are inconsistent scoring results for the same test answers of different testers, which is obviously unfair to the testers

[0009] At the same time, due to the relatively large number of answers to the short answer questions, there will be a large number of cases where the answers of the testers are not completely consistent with the preset standard answers. A large number of answers will enter the manual scoring process, and the scoring efficiency cannot be improved.

However, the existing technology does not have a good solution to the problem of increasing the workload of manual marking due to the large number of answers.

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