Host Isabelle Gonthier, PhD, ICE-CCP, interviews Pam Young Brown, a product strategy consultant with experience at Amazon Web Services and the Graduate Management Admission Council, discussing the fut...
VICTVS highlights the essential role of human invigilation in maintaining assessment integrity amidst the rise of AI technologies. The article discusses Ofqual's regulations emphasising human involvem...
Two Sides reports on research from the University of Stavanger showing that students, especially those with weaker reading skills, comprehend and concentrate better when reading on paper compared to s...
Cambodianess reports that smart devices are becoming a significant challenge for Cambodia's Bac II exam, raising concerns about exam security and integrity.
Ofqual has fined OTHM Qualifications £25,000 for serious and repeated failures in handling malpractice allegations, including allowing colleges to investigate themselves and poor record-keeping. The r...
Bloomberg Law News discusses the challenges faced during the rollout of the new bar exam and argues against reversing the changes despite initial failures.
The Telegraph discusses the value of exam humiliation as a learning tool, arguing it teaches resilience and success strategies in education.
Seoul Economic Daily reports that the Korea Insurance Institute has adopted artificial intelligence to generate all exam questions, marking a significant shift in assessment methods.
Town and Country Magazine explains how colleges are increasingly using AI in admissions for communication, recruitment, and application processing, while maintaining human oversight.
Korea Insurance News reports that the Insurance Training Institute will introduce the nation's first AI-generated professional qualification exam next year. Developed with AI startup iTrix, the system...
Emerald Publishing presents a guest editorial discussing the evolution of assessment research from initial concepts to comprehensive systems approaches, highlighting key developments and future direct...
Fortune India discusses how artificial intelligence is transforming education in India by shifting focus from exam preparation to deeper conceptual understanding.
eCom Learning Solutions has been appointed to the UK Government's G-Cloud 15 framework, enabling public sector organisations to procure digital learning and assessment solutions more simply and compli...
NDTV reports on a high-tech cheating racket involving firemen using ChatGPT, button cameras, and earbuds to cheat, highlighting concerns about test security and integrity.
In this episode of ChatEDU: AI in Education, host Liz discusses how Imagi and Lovable are bringing safe AI vibe coding to K-12 classrooms, supported by $4.5 million in seed funding. The conversation c...
Hosts Matt and Liz discuss ethical AI in education with 14-year-old Avyaay Rathi from India, whose Refyn Technologies transforms student prompts into tutoring. Topics include AI detection backlash, fa...
Vanguard News reports that the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) advocates Computer-Based Testing (CBT) as the most effective method to reduce exam malpractice.
Host Ishan Kolhatkar discusses with Dr Alison Purvis from Sheffield Hallam University the challenges of policing AI in academic assessment, emphasising the need for authentic tasks and employer collab...
Host Ishan Kolhatkar discusses with Julian Rawel from the University of Edinburgh Business School how business schools can safeguard reflective learning amidst AI adoption for pedagogical use.
THE MAINICHI discusses how artificial intelligence is transforming university exam preparation in Japan, presenting new challenges for the country's education system.
Bangkok Post reports that 3,400 individuals are facing consequences due to exam fraud, highlighting ongoing issues with test security and integrity in the assessment sector.
The ICIR reports that the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) withheld results of 167,486 candidates from the 2026 WASSCE due to widespread exam malpractice, including mobile phone use and organi...
EdSource reports that the University of California is evaluating the use of Smarter Balanced exams as part of its admissions process, considering potential benefits and challenges of adopting these as...
The 74 reports that AI technology is being developed to help teachers assess students' academic and soft skills beyond traditional A-F grading. The New York-based company Legend.org acquired the Maste...