November 26 - 27, 2019 the 34th workshop on IRT was held in the U Parkhotel at the University of Twente. Here you can find the presentations:
Bechger, T. (2019). Bayesian inference in large-scale multistage testing
Braeken, J. (2019). Making fixed-precision between-item multidimensional CATs even shorter by reducing the asymmetry between selection and stopping rules
Brinkhuis, M. (2019). Governing games: adaptive game selection in the Math Garden
Emons, W. (2019). Errors in norming, linking, and equating
Fox, G.J.A. (2019). Bayesian measurement invariance testing and Simpson’s paradox
Hessen, D.J. (2019). Random effects and extended generalized partial credit models
Kamphuis, F. & Engelen, R. (2019). A state space approach for estimating student growth percentile estimation
Koops, J. (2019). Tidy IRT
Partchev, I. (2019). Visualizing DIF when the number of groups is large
van Rijn, P. (2019). The impact of scoring, timing, and feedback on the measurement of quantitative reasoning
Smits, N. (2019) Alternative approaches to non-normality in Item Response Theory
Steinrücke, J. & Veldkamp, B.P. (2019) Unobtrusive assessment of information literacy skills in a digital serious game.
Stillwell, D. (2019). A Zero-item personality test? Predicting personality traits from social media data
Xiao, Y. (2019). Exploring latent states of problem-solving competence using hidden Markov modeling on process data