What India’s leaky exam system can learn from Soviet shoe factories - The Hindu
The Hindu explores the inefficiencies in India's examination system, drawing parallels with Soviet shoe factories to highlight systemic flaws and potential reforms.
The Hindu explores the inefficiencies in India's examination system, drawing parallels with Soviet shoe factories to highlight systemic flaws and potential reforms.
Host Isabelle Gonthier interviews Dr. Joseph Emmanuel of CISCE on transforming school assessment in India, focusing on competency-based education, holistic progress, and equity.
London Evening Standard reports on the Scottish Qualifications Authority's expectation of a hostile reaction to its controversial exam grading decisions during the Covid pandemic, as discussed in the ...
Inspera announces the appointment of Richard Petti as its new Chief Executive Officer, aiming to drive the company's next phase of global expansion and innovation in digital assessment solutions.
This episode explores the persistent anxieties surrounding 'screen time' despite academic debunking. Dr Kate Mannell from Deakin University discusses her book on the challenges of modern parenting in ...
Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence presents a conceptual framework addressing AI-resilient assessment in higher education. It proposes shifting evaluation from product quality to reasoning, decision...
Vietnam.vn discusses the importance of ensuring fairness in computerized testing and evaluation before advancing digitalisation in assessment practices. The article highlights challenges and considera...
ASRG hosted a members-only webinar titled 'Beyond the Whitepaper: Insider Threats and Assessment Integrity' featuring Niamh Pierce and Kat Barnett. The session expanded on recent research into insider...
조선일보 reports that AI-powered glasses can solve 83% of SAT exam questions, raising concerns about the fairness and integrity of standardised testing.
ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation reports that experts support changes to the NAPLAN test, emphasising the importance of critical thinking skills and traditional pencil-based ...
Time Out Dubai reports that from January 1, the UAE will implement an automatic fail rule for driving tests to enhance road safety and testing standards.
Vietnam.vn reports that the Ministry of Education is enhancing student assessment by implementing digital report cards, standardised final exam papers, and computer-based testing methods to improve ev...
eSchool News discusses the complexities of data retention in online exam platforms, highlighting the need for clear policies to balance security, compliance, and data minimisation.
Vietnam.vn reports that the Ministry of Education and Training in Vietnam is proposing the adoption of online testing and a reduction in physical testing during the exam season to improve safety and e...
Artificial Intelligence in Education at Oxford University (AIEOU) presents a survey exploring how higher education stakeholders perceive the evolving role of human teachers alongside AI. The survey in...
Tim Burnett hosts a discussion with Adam Edmett from the British Council on AI in education, teacher development, and global insights from Nepal’s AI for Education conference.
Ofqual is consulting on proposed changes to the Technical Qualification Level Conditions for T Levels to implement the Department for Education’s policy decisions, including new requirements for award...
the-star.co.ke reports that PS Omollo has issued a stern warning against cheating as national examinations commence, emphasising the importance of integrity in the testing process.
This article from ProctorFree Blog explains how online proctoring can comply with FERPA and HEOA regulations while addressing student privacy and accessibility concerns. It details data collection pra...
ProctorFree has integrated its secure, on-demand proctoring service with Open LMS, enabling seamless exam monitoring within the Moodle-based platform used globally by educational and corporate organis...
Urban Acres reports that authorities have ordered an investigation into significant score discrepancies in the Karnataka Village Accountant Officer (VAO) exam, raising concerns about exam integrity.