The transfer of mass subjects of the Unified State Examination (USE) into a computer form is an extremely costly and risky undertaking that does not solve any significant problems. This is how Rosobrnadzor responded to a request from RIA Novosti about transferring the Unified State Exam into digital form.
The department explained that when discussing the introduction of innovations in the USE, they always consider the problem that these innovations solve, and how they relate to school practice. Translating the Unified State Exam into a computer form does not solve the problem.
The USE participants receive a significant part of the points for detailed answers to questions, and experts check the exam. There are no available technologies for the qualitative assessment of works by artificial intelligence yet.
Therefore, the department concluded, the computerized form of recording the answers does not give a gain in the processing time of the exam results and does not relieve the workload of the specialists involved in checking the work.
“The computerization of these exams is probably not a question of the near future,” the Rosobrnadzor said.
Source: Rosbalt
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