We’re heading to Birmingham for World of Learning on 6–7 October, two days on learning, development, skills and the technology behind them. Underneath a lot of those conversations sits one question: how do you know whether someone can actually do what they’ve learned? Here’s what we’re watching, and where to find us.
At World of Learning 2026, visitors to the Cirrus Assessment stand can take a test in Cirrus Neo or turn training material into a draft assessment in minutes. The AI does the drafting, and subject experts make the final call.
eAA 2026 tackles the questions the assessment sector can no longer avoid. Here are the six sessions we are not skipping.
At Learning Technologies 2026, Cirrus explores a critical question for organisations: how do you prove learning has worked, and what role does assessment play in delivering meaningful, measurable outcomes?
LEARNTEC 2025 is the place to be for anyone in assessments or digital learning. Join us in Karlsruhe for live demos of Cirrus Assist, insightful talks, and great conversations.
Cirrus Assessment will introduce Cirrus Assist, its AI-powered item generation suite, at LEARNTEC 2025. Designed to support faster, high-quality exam creation, Cirrus Assist offers awarding bodies and educators greater efficiency without compromising rigour or security.
Christine Kavanagh Nangle captivated her audience at the Cirrus ‘Future-Proofing Education’ conference in Dublin with her insightful take on public-private partnerships in education, which offer a chance to rethink how we teach and assess.
At Future-Proofing Education in Dublin, Sojin Lee from Blees AI shared insights into the potential of AI marking, based on their recent research. These results highlight the current benefits of AI-driven essay marking and point to even greater possibilities as the field advances.
As we wrap up 2024, we’re taking a moment to reflect on a year full of growth and connection. From welcoming new team members to building partnerships and supporting educators and learners worldwide, it’s been a meaningful journey.
This year’s sessions are all about maintaining fairness, accessibility, and a people-first approach in assessments. Here’s what to look forward to!
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.