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Internet based assessment involves collecting information from individuals using a computer instrument connected to a network. It can both support learning and measure learning by providing students with appropriate feedback. The benefits of IBA include flexible and easy administration, time savings, consistent scoring, speedy feedback that supports learning well, and lower test anxiety for students.
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- 2. ● Internet based assessment is the collection of information from individuals using an instrument available on a computer that accesss a network ● IBA can support learning as well as measure learning ● The purpose of using IBA is the possibility of giving students appropriate feedback
- 3. MERITS Flexible and administrative ease Time saving Consistent scoring For Teachers
- 4. MERITS Speedy feedback Good support for learning Low test anxiety For Students