Presentations
Each year CRESST partners share their research findings at more than a hundred conferences. We have PowerPoints and PDFs from some of those presentations.
San Francisco, California | April 27 - May 1, 2013
Automatic Short Essay Scoring Using Natural Language Processing to Extract Semantic Information in the Form of Propositions
Deidre Kerr, Hamid Mousavi, and Markus Iseli
Communicate! Communicate! Getting Your Research Out of a Dark Hole through Social Media, Writing, and Working with Reporters
Barbara McKenna and Ronald Dietel
Estimation of Contextual Effects through Nonlinear Multilevel Latent Variable Modeling with a Metropolis-Hastings Robbins-Monro Algorithm
Ji Seung Yang, and Li Cai
Formative Assessment in Elementary Science: A Multi-level Path Analysis
Yunyun Dai, Joan Herman, and Ellen Osmundson
Integrating Assessment of SEL Into an Early Childhood Science Learning Context
Ayesha Madni, Noelle Griffin, and Ji Seung Yang
Learning and Assessment Ontologies of Cognitive Processes: Step 1: Problem-Solving
Eva L. Baker and Girlie Delacruz
NCME’s Got Talent! How to Write, Present, and Tweet Like a Star
Ronald Dietel, Barbara McKenna, H.D. Hoover, and W. James Popham
Overcoming Common Barriers to Research Use
Ronald Dietel and Barbara McKenna
Strategies for Communicating Research: Make a Better Presentation
Ronald Dietel
Student Perception of Math Content in an Educational Video Game
Deidre Kerr
The Role of Formative Assessment in Student Learning: Multi-level Analyses
Yunyun Dai, Joan Herman, Ellen Osmundson, and Yourim Chai
Using Analysis of Student Strategies to Improve Educational Video Game Design
Deirdre Kerr and Gregory K.W.K. Chung
Using Log Data Analysis to Identify Common Misconceptions Across Games
Deirdre Kerr and Gregory K.W.K. Chung
