The purpose of this study was to determine if there were differences in postsecondary marketing student performance on essay tests based on test format (i.e., computer-based or handwritten). Specifically, the variables of performance, test completion time, and gender were explored for differences based on essay test format. Results of the study indicate that there was no significant difference in postsecondary marketing student scores based on test format. There was, however, a significant difference in test completion time based on essay format. Postsecondary marketing students completed the computer-based essay test significantly faster than they did the handwritten essay test. Implications for postsecondary marketing educator are also di...
The study attempts to compare the effects of using Word-Processing and conventional writing, based o...
Computer use has grown rapidly during the past decade. Within the educational community, interest in...
The mode of administration effects reported here and in previous studies (Russell, 1999; Russell and...
This study aims at finding out the effect on essays presented as handwritten and as computer printed...
The two studies described here compare essays composed on word processors with those composed with p...
This study aims at finding out the effect on essays presented as handwritten and as computer printed...
This study investigated the comparability of scores for paper and computer versions of a writing tes...
Written essays are a common feature of classroom and high stakes stan-dardized tests at many age lev...
The purpose of this investigation is to gather and compare data as to students’ performances, proces...
Russell and Haney (1997) reported that open-ended test items administered on paper may underestimate...
Two studies were conducted to assess meta-cognitive and individual difference influences on students...
The study aims to investigate the relationship between the academic achievement of computerized test...
Essays for the Graduate Management Admissions Test must be written with a word processor (except in ...
The purpose of this investigation is to gather and compare data as to students’ performances, proces...
Nowadays, many teachers still used the conventional test called paper-pencil test. The minimum desig...
The study attempts to compare the effects of using Word-Processing and conventional writing, based o...
Computer use has grown rapidly during the past decade. Within the educational community, interest in...
The mode of administration effects reported here and in previous studies (Russell, 1999; Russell and...
This study aims at finding out the effect on essays presented as handwritten and as computer printed...
The two studies described here compare essays composed on word processors with those composed with p...
This study aims at finding out the effect on essays presented as handwritten and as computer printed...
This study investigated the comparability of scores for paper and computer versions of a writing tes...
Written essays are a common feature of classroom and high stakes stan-dardized tests at many age lev...
The purpose of this investigation is to gather and compare data as to students’ performances, proces...
Russell and Haney (1997) reported that open-ended test items administered on paper may underestimate...
Two studies were conducted to assess meta-cognitive and individual difference influences on students...
The study aims to investigate the relationship between the academic achievement of computerized test...
Essays for the Graduate Management Admissions Test must be written with a word processor (except in ...
The purpose of this investigation is to gather and compare data as to students’ performances, proces...
Nowadays, many teachers still used the conventional test called paper-pencil test. The minimum desig...
The study attempts to compare the effects of using Word-Processing and conventional writing, based o...
Computer use has grown rapidly during the past decade. Within the educational community, interest in...
The mode of administration effects reported here and in previous studies (Russell, 1999; Russell and...