For years, students on the master’s degree in interpreting at the University of Nottingham (UoN) in the UK have been getting lessons in a training lab equipped with Televic technology. When the coronavirus crisis struck, the UoN sought a way to continue the lessons digitally. And found it in assessmentQ …
A few days before Christmas we released assessmentQ 2.9. As always, this new version introduces several innovations that will further enhance your digital exams workflow.
i-Learn, a government project to bring personalised digital learning to Flemish primary and secondary schools, has chosen assessmentQ as its official online assessment tool.
Mid-October we released version 2.8 of assessmentQ. This latest version once again introduces several innovations that will further enhance your digital exams and assessments.
Exams usually make use of several question types. This overview will help you to choose the most appropriate question type for each question.
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Televic Education has released a free trial version of its popular exam platform assessmentQ. With this initiative, Televic wants to lower the threshold for companies and organizations who wish to get acquainted with e-assessment technology.
Starting from the school year 2023-2024, primary and secondary school pupils will start taking the Flemish Tests (Vlaamse toetsen), with assessmentQ as the platform chosen by the Flemish Government for carrying them out. According to our e-assessment expert Bert Wylin, ‘the aim is to improve the quality of education based on objective and comparable results’.
Mid-July, we launched version 2.7 of assessmentQ. As always, this latest update is packed with novelties that will further enhance the efficiency and user experience of your e-assessments.
Anyone wanting to conduct mass-entry exams can do this perfectly online. assessmentQ offers a scalable platform that can cope with even the largest groups.
