Security, accessibility, authenticity, fairness. Each is a reasonable expectation. Together, they pull assessment design in very different directions, and the tensions do not simply resolve themselves.
Digital assessments are redefining accessibility across education, but the European Accessibility Act raises the stakes. Explore what EAA compliance means in practice and how organisations can design fairer, more inclusive assessment experiences.
The partnership marks a commitment to making exam experiences fairer and more accessible for all test-takers, including those with dyslexia, second-language learners, visually impaired students, those with learning disabilities, or those who simply prefer audio incorporated into their exams.
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.
Answer 12 questions across strategy, delivery, design and data and get a clear, personalised breakdown of where your assessment operation is strong and where to focus next.