Do not allow persons to access the Computer Assisted Test Scoring Room or view the computer unless they would otherwise have access to the confidential information. These computers are considered confidential and technically part of the client file. Some programs (e.g., BASC-II) save files with confidential information.The computer screen will show confidential materials and exposure to hallway traffic needs to be minimized. Please close the door when using computer scoring.The computers are loaded with similar programs and up to four people can conduct scoring at the same time. You must return the room key personally upon completion and sign in the key to the Resource Centre Coordinator. The computer scoring room key must remain in the Education Building. Scoring keys can be borrowed for up to 2 hours. In order to use this room, please send an cation mcgill.ca (email) at least 2 days in advance to the AMRC Coordinator to reserve your key/computer. The password for all programs if required is McGill.īest practices and professional ethics are clear that computer generated interpretations and reports should be used with great caution and only in conjunction with professional judgment. When used with appropriate care, professional judgment and supervision, computer-assisted scoring dramatically reduces error and scoring time. Although rare, errors have been known to happen. Should you find an error in any computer scoring or interpretation system, please email both the cation mcgill.ca (Assessment Materials Resource Centre Coordinator) and Course Instructor immediately detailing the issue.

Also note that you, as the student and/or clinician, are ultimately responsible for all scores and interpretation of scores. Please check with your instructor or clinic supervisor to ensure that computer-assisted scoring is allowed for your particular assignment. The Computer Assisted Test Scoring Room (EDUC 528A) contains five computers that are loaded with scoring programs.

Mmpi 2 scoring program