Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2000-2012
Title: Innovations by Robert L Rarich
Introduction
Robert L Rarich is an accomplished inventor based in Titusville, NJ (US). He has made significant contributions to the field of educational assessment through his innovative inventions. With a total of 2 patents, Rarich has developed groundbreaking technologies that enhance the testing process.
Latest Patents
One of Rarich's latest patents is titled "Computer Based Test Item Generation." This invention presents a computerized method and system for creating test items by generating variants from a test item model. The process involves creating a new test item model by identifying elements of an initial test item or test item model to be variabilized. It includes variabilizing the elements to create test item variables, indicating the values the variables can assume, defining the variables, and generating test item variants utilizing a simultaneous constraint solver. The generated test item variants are displayed to the test item creator, who can store and forward acceptable test item variants for later use.
Another notable patent is "Computer-Based Simulation Examination of Architectural Practice." This invention relates to computer-based technology in assessment, particularly for the licensing and certification of professionals such as architects and engineers. The system includes tools and methods for item creation, computer programs for computerized item presentation, and programs for automatically scoring test responses by computer.
Career Highlights
Robert L Rarich is currently associated with Educational Testing Service, where he applies his expertise in developing innovative assessment tools. His work focuses on improving the efficiency and effectiveness of testing methodologies.
Collaborations
Rarich has collaborated with notable colleagues such as Peter D Brittingham and Henry I Braun, contributing to advancements in educational assessment technologies.
Conclusion
Robert L Rarich's contributions to the field of educational assessment through his innovative patents demonstrate his commitment to enhancing testing processes. His work continues to influence the way assessments are conducted, paving the way for future advancements in the field.