The 2026 Conference on Test Security (COTS) invites proposals on topics including statistical methods for detecting test fraud, protecting validity of testing results, test security programme strategi...
Hosted by Lacey Kendall, this episode of Education Insight explores high school mock trials, where students step into real courtrooms to argue cases and build arguments. Produced by Growing Inland Ach...
A letter published in The Herald argues that written exam papers test deviousness rather than genuine knowledge. The author, Bill Brown from Milngavie, contends that exam setters wrap questions in con...
Turnitin's ExamSoft is helping Saint Louis University's School of Law ensure exam integrity and improve programme outcomes. Atty. Yasmine Lee R. Tadeo explains how ExamSoft's secure, offline testing p...
In this episode of Edufuturists, hosts are joined by Dr Rob Wessman, VP of Ethics and Safety at School AI, to explore whether AI tools in education are developing young people or doing the developing ...
Benjamin Riley of the Cognitive Resonance Substack examines the quiet demise of OpenAI's ChatGPT "Study Mode," a feature launched a year ago to encourage genuine student learning rather than cheating....
Zimbabwe's government has announced that ZIMSEC exams will be mandatory for all schools from 2027, ending the long-standing dual system where elite private schools offered Cambridge qualifications ins...
FSBPT is seeking a Managing Director of Assessment to oversee its national high-stakes examination programme, the NPTE, and all other assessment tools. The role requires a PhD in Industrial/Organisati...
Host Neil Selwyn speaks with Thomas Corbin from Deakin University about the future of the written essay in the era of generative AI. The episode explores how GenAI is reshaping student assessment in s...
Sova Assessment explores the critical question of whether AI-powered assessment tools act as a window into genuine candidate potential or merely mirror existing biases and assumptions. The article cha...
The NCSC warns that AI is accelerating the exploitation of technical debt, making a 'vulnerability patch wave' imminent. Written by CTO Ollie Whitehouse, the blog urges all organisations to prioritise...
Pakistan's federal authorities have launched an inquiry into the leak of a Cambridge International AS-Level Mathematics exam paper, which was circulated on social media platforms including WhatsApp an...
Tim Burnett speaks with Hugh McNeela, Sales Account Manager for Corporate Learning at ReadSpeaker, about rethinking accessibility in assessment. They explore how text-to-speech supports Universal Desi...
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has issued an advisory for NEET UG 2026, clarifying that biometric verification remains mandatory but candidates can still sit the exam if verification fails due to t...
Writing for the European Edtech Alliance, Beth Havinga argues that the EdTech sector must move beyond "proof of impact" towards a broader culture of "proof of trust". She introduces Needs-Based Eviden...
Host Roberta Malee Bassett (World Bank) speaks with Jason Morphew (Purdue University) and Jesús Rosario (Coursera) about generative AI's impact on tertiary education and the future of work. They explo...
The OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications identifies critical security risks in AI systems that assessment professionals must understand. This article focuses on prompt injection — where students can mani...
The Annual Stobart Lecture at the IOE, UCL celebrates individuals who have made a lasting impact on educational assessment. Professor Gordon Stobart, Emeritus Professor at UCL's Institute of Education...
Michael Hernandez argues that AI has made traditional assessments untenable, and cheat-detection software is unreliable. His white paper outlines how to design 'Uncheatable Assessments' by reflecting ...
Excelsoft Technologies has been recognised as an authorised technology provider for the British Council Global Exams Services. The collaboration will deliver secure, scalable proctoring solutions via ...
The Federation of the Royal Colleges of Physicians of the UK has appointed Dr Helen Oram as its new Associate Medical Director for Assessment Quality. This newly created role will strengthen quality a...
ASRG's Head of Research, Niamh Pierce, presented at the AO Forum, sharing findings from the Devices of Deception paper and offering a first look at an upcoming impersonation whitepaper. The session hi...
The Assessment Network, part of Cambridge University Press & Assessment, provides CPD-accredited professional development for assessment practitioners worldwide. It offers online courses, practitioner...
Host David Rettinger speaks with Dr Jason Stephens, professor of psychological studies at the University of Auckland, about the moral psychology of cheating. They explore moral disengagement, Stephens...