论文信息 - Computer‐Based Assessment: A NATO Survey

Computer‐Based Assessment: A NATO Survey

The purpose of this paper is to provide a brief summary of developments in NATO nations in order to bring these developments to a wider audience. The basis of the survey provided is the information collated by NATO Research Study Group 15 Computer-Based Assessment of Military Personnel as given in its report to NATO Headquarters in 1993.

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