Miscellaneous Education and Educational Testing Resources

• CITO Tech reports.
• ETS Tech reports.
• CRESST.
• National Academy of Sciences and National Academy Press.
• LRDC at the University of Pittsburgh.
• EdWeek.
• Assessment Systems Corporation Home Page.
• NCES Home Page.
• AERA home and AERA Stat SIG home. Here is the NCME home also.
• EARLI, the European Association for Research on Learning and Instruction (European AERA equivalent).
• ERIC/AE.
• Journal of Statistics Education (JSE)
• Education Review: a Journal of Book Reviews.
• MPR: Methods of Psychological Research.
• Chronicle of Higher Education.
• Office for Math, Science and Technology Education at UIUC.
• ETS Net home page.
• CTB/McGraw-Hill home page.
• ACT home page.
• CRESST home page, housed at the Center for the Study of Evaluation (CSE) at UCLA.
• StoutLab.
• Neural Net Arith Tutor (ANSR) home page (Bill Mead).
• Education Policy Analysis Archives. Here is another site (mirror? alias?) for the EPAA.
• Dennis Roberts's home page.
• Online Course in Measurementby W.M.K. Trochim.
• Bruno Zumbo.
• Rolf Steyer.
• Haggai Kupermintz (thinks about dimensionality of NELS, e.g.).
• Gary Thomasson.

Other Interesting Resources

• Archives of the Math Teach discussion group.
• Logic eXtension Resources, creators of LXR-Test.
• Assessment Systems Corporation
• ERIC Clearinghouse on Assessment and Evaluation
• PSYC SITE is a public service 'launch pad' to Net sites that may be of use to psychologists, psychology students, and anyone else interested in the science of psychology.
• StatLib, a system for distributing statistical software, datasets, and information by electronic mail, FTP, gopher, and WWW. StatLib started out as an e-mail service and some of the organisation still reflects that heritage. We hope that this document will give you sufficient guidance to navigate through the archives.
• NATD National Association of Test Directors
• TASP, Texas Academic Skills Program (test of academic skills for entering college freshmen)
• Educational Measurement and Related Programs throughout the US.

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