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The purpose of this paper is to stimulate interest and conversation in an area of significant potential for assessment systems in future education environments. This paper makes two arguments en route to the proposition that it may be possible, in a relatively short time frame, to effect a quantum jump in the utility of existing learner assessments via the use of integrative computer graphics.
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