Assessment and Evaluation Flashcards
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A writer produces 1,200 words of realtime text with 30 errors. What is the accuracy rate?
Answer: 97.5%
(1,200 − 30) ÷ 1,200 = 97.5%.
How is a single wrong word typically counted when scoring an NCRA-style skills test?
Answer: As one error
Each incorrect, omitted, or added word is generally counted as one error.
Why should CART providers record (with permission) and review sessions periodically?
Answer: To identify recurring error patterns and track improvement over time
Reviewing recordings against output reveals weak spots for targeted practice.
Which practice metric best reflects realtime readiness rather than raw speed?
Answer: Accuracy maintained on unfamiliar material at target speed
Realtime work requires accurate output on content the writer has not seen before.
NCRA certification holders typically must earn how many continuing education units per three-year cycle?
Answer: 3.0 CEUs
NCRA members holding certifications generally need 3.0 CEUs every three-year cycle.
A consumer reports frequent unclear speaker changes. Which assessment area does this fall under?
Answer: Speaker identification and formatting
Clear speaker IDs are part of readable, usable CART formatting.
After a session, which item should be evaluated before releasing an edited transcript?
Answer: Whether the consumer's or institution's transcript policy permits distribution
Transcript release must follow confidentiality and distribution agreements.