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22nd October Weekly Global Update

This week, AI tests the foundations of assessment: research questions whether coursework still proves learning, process-based approaches gain ground, cheating and identity fraud rise, and teens and employers ask if we’re measuring the skills that matter. Is assessment keeping pace? Disclaimer This collection contains links to third-party websites and content provided for information only. The Test Community Network does not control, and is not responsible for, the accuracy, availability or content of external sites. Inclusion of a link does not imply endorsement, and any views expressed are those of the original authors.

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Proof-of-process assessment for schools

Difinity Pty Ltd, operator of Loam, explains proof-of-process assessment, which provides teachers with a detailed, reviewable record of how a student's document developed, including edits, timing, and...

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Education Secretary speech at CST Conference 2026

Department for Education and The Rt Hon Lucy Powell MP delivered a speech at the CST Conference 2026 outlining a bold vision to reimagine childhood, emphasising connection, hope, and support for child...

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Britain’s education system is testing the wrong skills

Politics Home discusses how Britain’s education system focuses heavily on academic results, while employers report skills shortages and a need for capabilities like judgement and responsible AI use.

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Assessment in the age of AI

Edge Foundation explores the challenges and opportunities of assessment in the era of generative artificial intelligence, highlighting the need for authentic tasks and ethical AI use guidance in educa...

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