EduTest (2021–2023) was a multidisciplinary research project administered by the Technology Agency of the Czech Republic as part of the ETA Programme for Applied Research, Experimental Development and Innovation in Social Sciences and Humanities. The project joined experts in psychometrics and educational assessment from the Faculty of Education of the Charles University and from the Institute of Computer Science of the Czech Academy of Sciences.

The project aimed at developing tools for complex analysis of data from educational tests. Its ambition was to enhance the quality of test development and data analysis using advanced psychometric methods. Another aim was to improve the usability of educational tests as feedback instruments in the process of reflecting on the quality of education.

The project linked current research in psychometrics with the development of technical tools that facilitate data processing and enable automated creation of tailored reports. In doing so it made advanced psychometric methods more accessible to testing institutions, schools, and professionals in the field of educational assessment, thereby supporting the implementation of those methods in routine processes of construction, validation, and analysis of educational tests.

The main user of the project results and the application guarantor is the Centre for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement (CERMAT), a government agency responsible for high-stakes testing in Czech secondary schools.

End user of the project results and the
application guarantor is the Centre for the
Evaluation of Educational Achievement
(CERMAT).

This project is co-financed from the state budget by the Technology Agency of the Czech Republic under the ETA Programme.

End user of the project results and the application guarantor is the Centre for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement (CERMAT).