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ABSTRACT: Background
Template-based automatic item generation (AIG) is more efficient than traditional item writing but it still heavily relies on expert effort in model development. While nontemplate-based AIG, leveraging artificial intelligence (AI), offers efficiency, it faces accuracy challenges. Medical education, a field that relies heavily on both formative and summative assessments with multiple choice questions, is in dire need of AI-based support for the efficient automatic generation of items.Objective
We aimed to propose a hybrid AIG to demonstrate whether it is possible to generate item templates using AI in the field of medical education.Methods
This is a mixed-methods methodological study with proof-of-concept elements. We propose the hybrid AIG method as a str
SUBMITTER: Kıyak YS
PROVIDER: S-EPMC11990652 | biostudies-literature | 2025 Apr
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature