Assessment management system
Introduction
In education, the term "assessment management system" usually refers to an online platform that facilitates student assessment.
There are several types, e.g. system that allow defining, testing and administering standardized quizzes (e.g. Docimo, tacit performance assessment systems (where judges evaluate behavior), simulation/game based assessment, or e-learning platforms that allow evaluating a collection of student productions.
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