IOMW8 Program. 1995, 8:4 p.390
Eighth International Objective Measurement Workshop University of California, Berkeley Campus
Saturday, April 15
6:00 p.m. Gathering at Triple Rock Brewery
1920 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley
Sunday, April 16
8:30-9:00 Announcements
9:00-10:15 Linear Models for the Latent Variable in IRT
A. Boomsma: Inferences based on estimates of the latent variable
C. Glas: Modification indices and test statistics
H. Hoytink: A latent regression approach
10:30-12:00 Statistical Management of Rated Performances
Reactant: M. Linacre, Discussant: B. Wright
G. Engelhard: Evaluating the ratings of standard setting judges.
R. Hess: Non-school effects in high-stakes testing
M. Lunz: Models for performance assessment
1:30-3:00 Workshops
M. O'Brien: Performance assessment - when Rasch meets rubric
G. Fischer, I. Ponocny, E. Seliger: Applications of structural
Rasch models
3:15-5:15 Poster Sessions
M. Berger: Efficient designs for polytomously scored data
H. de Vos, H. Vos: Multilevel simulation model for Dutch secondary
schools
B. Doig: Developing prompted response items for younger children,
non-readers, etc.
Y. Du: Measuring writing abilities in a large-scale direct writing
assessment
P. Fisher: Measuring baseball performance
M. Jansen: Rasch's model for reading speed
J. Monsaas: Analysis of text using the many-facet Rasch model
D. Roberts: Weighted likelihood estimation for the Rasch model
F. Shaw: A comparison of the standard of 2 examinations using the
Rasch model
N. Volodin, R. Adams: Identifying & estimating a D-dimensional
Rasch model
R. Warkentin, L. Bol, M. Wilson: Using the PCM to verify a model
of academic studying
C. Winter: Recent findings
W. Zhu: Person fit statistics for diagnosis of proficiency
6:00 pm Dinner at Plearn Thai Restaurant
2050 University Ave., Berkeley
Monday, April 17
8:30-8:45 Announcements
8:45-10:15 Multidimensionality, Discussants: M. Reckase, R. Smith
S. Embretson: Structured ability models in tests designed from
cognitive theory
W. Wang, M. Wilson: Between-item and within-item
multidimensionality
B. Wright: Rasch factor analysis
10:30-12:00 Third International Mathematics and Science Studies
(TIMSS) Technical Issues
, Chair: A. Beaton, Discussant: B. Wright
R. Adams: Plausible values & TIMSS - what are they and why use
them
R. Adams, E. Gonzales: The TIMSS test specifications
G. Masters: Issues in constructing internationally valid
measurement variables
L. Ludlow: Omitted and not reached responses - how should they be
scored?
1:30-3:00 Workshops
B. Bergstrom: Computerized item banking
H. Case, M. Wu: MATS
P. Congdon: Quest
G. Marcoulides: Analyzing performance assessment
W. van Schuur: MSP, MUDFOLD
B. Wright, M. Linacre: BIGSTEPS, FACETS
3:15-5:15 Poster Sessions
P. Alvarez: Rasch model as general scientific method
C. Araki: Recent findings
S. Baek: Recent findings
C. Chang: Identifying 2 dimensions in the MMPI-2
K. Draney, M. Wilson: Mixture models and a Piagetian hierarchy
G. Engelhard: Models of judgment & educational assessment
W. Fisher: Quantitative post-structural performance assessment
T. Gumpel: Perception of facial affect by the mental retarded
M. Hoskens: Recent findings
G. Ingebo: Functionally administered vs. grade level administered
tests
M. Linacre: The effect of misfit on measurement
G. Marcoulides: Optimizing with budget constraints - variable cost
case
J. Stenner: Objectivity
L. Webb: Comparison of Rasch & classical analysis for test development
IOMW8 Program. Rasch Measurement Transactions, 1995, 8:4 p.390
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