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.
Considering switching from paper-and-pencil to digital exams? Use this handy checklist to prepare for the switch.
Because of the global impact of COVID-19 in 2020, NAATI quickly made a shift to remote translation and interpretation exams.
In 2014, the Jan Yperman hospital was looking for a new and efficient way of training within a quickly changing healthcare environment. Thanks to assessmentQ, the hospital evolved to location and time independent learning.
Being able to measure learning gains objectively is high on every educational agenda – even more so now that remote or blended learning is increasingly common in addition to traditional teaching.
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the National University of Ireland implemented assessmentQ to deliver its interpreting exams online. It allowed students and staff to adhere to public health guidelines whilst maintaining the high-quality training standards of their programme.
There are various ways of evaluating multiple-choice tests or exams. How do you choose the best system for your evaluation? We look at the 4 most popular scoring mechanisms for multiple-choice tests.
Digital exams have been around for more than 15 years. But for all these years, there was 1 problem that neither assessmentQ nor any other e-assessment platform could properly solve: writing on your PC like you write on a piece of paper.
