Everyday, global exam sector stories ping my news trackers - white-hot opportunities to grapple assessment issues. But too often, those...

This week, a well-known publication ran an exam tech story, about insecure software being used. You might know that Adobe doesn't support...

As trade press gossip intensifies on Ofqual’s potential new interim leader, England’s exam regulator has published a new report – looking...

How English language digital exams impact learners

Reaching the age of 18 is a momentous birthday year, celebrated in western societies with the gift of porcelain. 2020 sees the 18th...

Seldom a day passes without calls to reduce summative exams, replacing them with the measurement of soft ‘21st Century’ skills. But how...

The UK university sector is witnessing seismic changes. The undergraduate application sector-governed body called UCAS will shortly...

Back in July, I was intrigued by the use of a chatbot for conducting university admission at Leeds Beckett University, wondering what...

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

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

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...

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

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...