4 Ways to Identify a Content Breach

Posted by Austin Fossey In my last post, I discussed five ways you can limit the use of breached content so that a person with unauthorized access to your test content will have limited opportunities to put that information to use; however, those measures only control the problem of a content breach. Our next goal is […] Related posts: 5 Ways to Limit the Use of Breached Assessment Content Item Development – Psychometric review Item Development – Organizing a content review committee (Part 2)

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