"Bryan J. Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > - Development of authorised training materials of higher quality than
> > anything I've seen in the Linux space
>
> Prosoft Training produces some excellent materials, I agree.
Education time, guys. They can have their materials authorised:
http://www.lpi.org/en/latm.html
Someone just needs to tell them. I am speaking with someone from Sybex about
LATMming a LPI study guide, BTW.
> > - Development of adaptive exam testing
>
> I disagree on the exam development thought. LPI's exams are far less
> ambiguous, and properly use distractors. The psychometrics are there in
> a rather advanced exam.
adaptive testing and pyschometrics aren't mutually exclusive. I believe.
I'd have to ask the LPI pschyometrician about it again.
The other thing the LPI is interested in is hands-on testing. Including GUI
apps. Does prosoft do anything like that?
> > - Wider exam reach through Prosoft/Vue exam centers
> > There is actually a Perl Fundamentals exam IDO-437
> > http://www.ciwcertified.com/publicreadaccess/catalog/outlines/CIW_Web_Languages/PERL_Fnd_v2_07_Outline.pdf
>
> That's what I was referring to. CIW has a number of exams including
> Perl.
LPI exams are already available through Vue and Prometric exam centres.
> But the exams, pardon my French, suck -- every single one I've taken.
Time for a new topic for this comment ;)
Regards,
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