The article attached seems to state so. This article highlights the discussion that continues throughout the testing community. Is computer-based testing the way of the future or is it something that should be offered in tandem with a paper/pencil option? Do candidates score better with one versus the other? Are there candidates that genuinely test better using a pencil, scratch paper ...

As testing organization’s certification bodies and educational institutions continue the monumental task of migrating to computer-based testing, the future is constantly evolving and is also unproven and unpredictable. Computer-based testing as the only modality of delivery lacks long term studies regarding efficacy. In the attempt to migrate to computer-based exam administrations, the s...

It’s rare to find a human being without experience using a computer these days. However, just because someone has experience using a computer, does not mean they are experienced at using a computer. When renting computers with Proctors, Inc. the option is available (for an up charge) to rent touch screen computers for your exam administrations. Proctors, Inc. has added touch screens t...

It’s a common misconception that all exams are being delivered on computers and that paper/pencil doesn’t exist. Paper/pencil testing is still around and, believe it or not, very successful when used in specific applications. There have been recent studies showing that some candidates score better on paper/pencil exams. Because stress is a major factor when taking an exam, paper/pencil a...