01Measurement and assessment
Course outline
Measurement Literacy for Real-World Assessment
How to judge whether scores, scales, reports, and assessment claims are useful and defensible.
- Format
- Self-paced digital course with downloadable worksheets
- Level
- Introductory to intermediate
- Delivered by
- AdriaMont Institute
Module map
- 01What is being measuredConstructs, indicators, tasks, ratings, and evidence.
- 02From item to scoreResponse options, scoring logic, scale construction, and reporting.
- 03Reliability and measurement errorWhat consistency can and cannot prove.
- 04Validity and useEvidence for interpretation, decisions, and intended consequences.
- 05Fairness and comparabilityGroup differences, bias, invariance, and responsible claims.
- 06Assessment reportsProfiles, categories, recommendations, uncertainty, and limits.
You leave with
- A construct clarification worksheet.
- An assessment report review checklist.
- A one-page evidence plan for an assessment product or study.
- A decision note that states what can and cannot be inferred from results.
Designed by Dr. Miloš Kankaraš, founder and director of the Institute
