AKAD offers randomised ‘Anytime Assessments’ using Cirrus’ test Blueprint functions, allowing students to take exams at any time from anywhere in the world.
The potential of LOFT 3.0 cannot be overstated, but what goes into creating the exam blueprints for LOFT 3.0?
What if you could keep exams secure by delivering unlimited unique tests? Imagine a world where exams are like fingerprints, no two of them alike.
The Angoff method is widely accepted and reliable for setting cut scores on high-stakes exams. In this article, we discuss the advantages and disadvantages.
Adaptive testing leverages advanced technology to provide an in-depth, customised evaluation of every student. What are the pros and cons of this type of exam design?
3 billion affected, $350 million lost. 148 million records affected, $800 million lost. Class Action Lawsuits. Damaged reputations, fines, and troubles, oh my! These are just some of the figures
Disabilities and biases can impact how students perform on exams. Human beings are diverse with many different ability levels and learning styles. Therefore, exams should not be one-size-fits-all.
Nothing quite beats gathering subject experts together in a room and hearing diverging perspectives and (preferably heated) discussions. If anything, last week’s E-ATP London Conference proved just that.
It may come as a shock to some, but the skills you, your employees or your students possess now may not be relevant in another year.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) holds incredible potential when it comes to online assessment. Since its initial implementation in the sector in the 1990s, AI has played an increasingly bigger role in
