iT Uses algorithms to adjust the difficulty of each question based on a student’s previous answers. If the learner answers correctly, the next question is harder; if incorrect, the system gives an easier one.

Strengths:

• Provides a personalized and efficient assessment experience.
• Reduces testing time while maintaining accuracy.
• Helps pinpoint individual strengths and weaknesses.

Weaknesses:

• Requires reliable technology and internet access.
• Algorithmic bias can disadvantage some learners.
• May overlook creativity, collaboration, or non-cognitive skills.