Scoring for Intelligence Quotient Test from Scanned Answer Form

Liliana, and BUDI, NIKOLAUS CHRISTIANTO and BUDIONO, DANIEL and GUNAWAN, HERY PRASETYO and WIJAYA, ANTHONY (2012) Scoring for Intelligence Quotient Test from Scanned Answer Form. In: MASS 2012 (International Conference on Management and Service Science), 10-08-2012 - 12-08-2012, Shanghai - China.

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Abstract

A counseling ministry that serves the request of personality and intelligence tests faces difficulties in scoring the answer of these tests. This is due to a small number of staff, while the programs they are doing are quite a lot. Until this recent, clients write their answers on the answer sheet. So the scoring is done by counting one by one the right answer. From the survey, the average time required to compute an answer sheet is more than 3 minutes. The major problem encountered in the scoring process is inaccuracies due to fatigue at the time of counting. To perform a re-calculation obviously requires a much longer time. Often, there is no re-checking the scoring process. To overcome these problems, we developed an application to read and scoring the answer sheets of the tests automatically. The experiment result on our system shows that the average time required in scoring an answer sheet is less than 2 minutes. In addition to less time, a better accuracy is gained.

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