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Cognitive Test Block Structure, Logic And UI

Ophir Katz edited this page Jun 11, 2018 · 1 revision

Test Blocks

are the implementation of the modularity of our system's cognitive tests.

Blocks are required in order to offer the test managers full control of the data being collected during every specific question or question set. For example, a test manager could decide to add timer distractions to a certain set of question (block) and not to do so for another set. Blocks offer that capability with very simple configurable units of change.

A cognitive test block is compiled of several questions, it is affiliated with a test, even though it can be imported between different tests. During the editing of a test, the test manager obviously can edit a block and its content.

As cognitive tests, block as well are represented in our system in three different layers:

  • The web application.
  • The server side processing.
  • The database.

Similarly to the representation of tests.

Note: Blocks and their configurations are invisible to the test subject, and are seen as test sections during the completion of a test.

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