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Koen Vromant
What’s new in assessmentQ 2025.08?
assessmentQ 2025.08 introduces new ways to make your exams more secure, reliable, and scalable. You can now integrate AI-powered proctoring, mark critical questions that must be answered correctly to pass, and use the AI distractor generator as a fully supported feature.
Five key insights from the assessmentQ Experience Day: Securing high-stakes exams in a changing world
At our recent assessmentQ Experience Day 2025 in Paris, two top experts in exam integrity shared their experiences and best practices.
What’s new in assessmentQ 2025.06?
In this new version of assessmentQ, we’ve focused on making exam management smoother and more fail-proof.
Mastering the chaos: How advanced scheduling solves real exam challenges
Running high-stakes, large-scale exams isn’t just complicated, it’s unforgiving. Different exam versions, multiple dates and times, individual review windows, accessibility needs, last-minute changes… Miss one detail, and you risk losing weeks of preparation, facing legal repercussions, or even jeopardising a candidate’s future. ‘Advanced Scheduling’ in assessmentQ solves this: one clear, flexible schedule for even the most complex situations.
How to set a valid passing score for your exams
Setting the passing score is a critical part of testing, especially for certifications and licenses. The key takeaway? Arbitrary passing scores don’t hold up and can seriously weaken the credibility of the test.
What’s new in assessmentQ 2025.05?
The latest update of assessmentQ is live! Version 2025.05 introduces small but impactful improvements that give you more control, flexibility, and efficiency.
Protected: Maximum exam security through proctoring: what you need to know
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How the EBHS sets up hand surgery exams with assessmentQ
The European Board of Hand Surgery aims to raise the level of hand surgery throughout Europe. Therefore it is now testing over a hundred students a year through the assessmentQ exam platform .
How can you make your digital exams more accessible?
As education and corporate training evolve, accessibility is becoming a non-negotiable part of how we evaluate learning. In a recent webinar, experts Emily Worthington from ReadSpeaker and Bart Sagaert from Televic Education, explored how digital technology can help create fairer, more inclusive exams. Here’s what you need to know.