The Wow Factor Technology captures our imaginations to solve problems we never knew we had. In readiness for the 16th eAssessment...

The UK and worldwide press are writing more stories on exam invigilation malpractice. Parents, learners and press journalists are asking...

Employers must ensure they have a workforce that is bang up to date with its knowledge, understanding and skills, while minimising the...

Confidence is key to exam programmes. Management of risk and protecting the public from unlicensed or imperfectly trained learners is...

The BBC Panorama investigative story on UK television this evening, regarding the compromise of the TOEIC exam is the story of the...

Going to university? Wouldn’t it be great if you could choose your university based on actual results, not on mocks or ‘guesstimates’? Do...

In late October, I visited the Educause conference at the Indianapolis Convention Centre/ Center. Held over four days, the event is a...

This research report from 2014 is now publicly available via the three UK regulators, SQA, CCEA and Welsh Government. It looks at the...

After seven years of delivering through one assessment company, Microsoft Learning have returned to ‘dual-sourcing’, that is offering...

Video is a now a key factor in personalized learning, affords learners access to educational sources how and when they like it. The...

As a by-product of the imperialist age(s), exam delivery in a different country to that in which the exam was first delivered or created...

The Learning Technologies show, now in its 12th year at Olympia, is once again a top-tier event with promises of thought-provoking...