This session from a three-part series from the Classroom Assessment Committee examines if test results inform teacher practice and classroom-level decisions.
ποΈ March 19, Noon Eastern
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This session from a three-part series from the Classroom Assessment Committee examines if test results inform teacher practice and classroom-level decisions.
ποΈ March 19, Noon Eastern
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New from the NCME Career Center: Lead Psychometrician, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
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Getting ready for the NCME annual meeting or thinking about attending in the future? This 60-minute Zoom webinar is designed for graduate students at any stage.
ποΈ March 6, Noon Eastern
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Through the NCMEntoring program, early professionals (mentees) are paired with members (mentors) experienced in NCME-related fields to support their transition to professional careers. Interested in being a mentor or mentee? Complete the application by March 9!
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Curious how to make the most of ITEMS Learning Modules in teaching, training, or professional learning? Join us for an informative webinar featuring two newly published module authors, Won-Chan Lee and Sanford Student.
ποΈ March 9, 2 p.m. Eastern
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Talk NCME during the Annual Meeting! We need volunteers to staff the NCME booth at the Los Angeles Convention Center. As a volunteer, you will greet individuals who visit the table, answer questions to the best of your ability, and make connections with fellow attendees!
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Don't miss the NCME 5K Run/2.5K Walk during the 2026 Annual Meeting! You can add this experience during the conference registration. Make plans now to join us at Elysian Park on Saturday, April 11!
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Looking to enhance your NCME Annual Meeting experience? Check out the full day of preconference training sessions on Wednesday, April 8!
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Curious how to make the most of ITEMS Learning Modules in teaching, training, or professional learning? Join us for an informative webinar featuring two newly published module authors, Won-Chan Lee and Sanford Student.
ποΈ March 9, 2 p.m. Eastern
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During this program, we will consider the contexts, conditions, uses, responsibilities, and consequences in education, research, and classroom assessment.
ποΈ March 6, 3 p.m. Eastern
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Getting ready for the NCME annual meeting or thinking about attending in the future? This 60-minute Zoom webinar is designed for graduate students at any stage.
ποΈ March 6, Noon Eastern
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Want to help build a more inclusive and representative measurement community? Want to assist in choosing award and funding recipients? Have insight to contribute to the knowledge base of the Association?
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This session from a three-part series from the Classroom Assessment Committee examines if test results inform teacher practice and classroom-level decisions.
ποΈ March 19, Noon Eastern
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New Internship Opportunity: Research Psychometric Internship at Edmentum. Learn more: buff.ly/pmtkzs2
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NCME is thrilled to announce that AIME-Con is returning in 2026! Save the dave for October 5β7 in Pittsburgh!
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In a recent article in EM:IP, McMillan presents a two-phase reasoning process of validation as a way for teachers to understand and apply the central tenets of validation to their classroom assessments.
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New from the NCME Career Center: Psychometrician, Innovation & Measurement Research, Examinations, National Council of State Boards of Nursing
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Through the NCMEntoring program, early professionals (mentees) are paired with members (mentors) experienced in NCME-related fields to support their transition to professional careers. Interested in being a mentor or mentee? Complete the application by March 9!
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Getting ready for the NCME annual meeting or thinking about attending in the future? This 60-minute Zoom webinar is designed for graduate students at any stage.
ποΈ March 6, Noon Eastern
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New from the NCME Career Center: Manager, Psychometric Data Analysis, American Board of Internal Medicine
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Curious how to make the most of ITEMS Learning Modules in teaching, training, or professional learning? Join us for an informative webinar featuring two newly published module authors, Won-Chan Lee and Sanford Student.
ποΈ March 9, 2 p.m. Eastern
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During this program, we will consider the contexts, conditions, uses, responsibilities, and consequences in education, research, and classroom assessment.
ποΈ March 6, 3 p.m. Eastern
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New from the NCME Career Center: Associate Program Officer, Spencer Foundation
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Classroom assessment researchers have few open opportunities to meet, share advice, and strategize. This session is an opportunity that can help spur the development and sustainability of our field in the modern era.
ποΈ February 20, Noon Eastern
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NCME is excited to announce that the fifth edition of Educational Measurement is now available for download or purchase! This newly released edition summarizes cutting-edge research and guidance on all major topics in the field of measurement science.
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NCME Career Center: Bar Examination Editor, National Conference of Bar Examiners
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Join the LSA SIGIMIE on February 18 for the βLatest from the Nationβs Report Card: Tools, Tips, and Tricks,β presented by Dr. Enis Dogan.
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February 18, 2026 | 4β5 p.m. Eastern
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Want to help build a more inclusive and representative measurement community? Want to assist in choosing award and funding recipients? Have insight to contribute to the knowledge base of the Association?
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In a recent article in EM:IP, Gilbert et al. examine the sensitivity of value-added estimates to test scoring methods using empirical item response data from 18 education datasets.
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