A growing number of educational institutions are switching to digital exams because of the convenience – and the many other advantages – that this format offers. But how do you ensure that everything goes seamlessly? Use our handy step-by-step guide to get started.
The assessmentQ platform is based on .NET and it does not use the Apache log4j library whose vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228, CVE-2021-45046) has been in the news recently.
The University of Adelaide is consistently ranked in the top 1% of the world’s universities and is recognised globally as a leading research university. Recently, it has implemented assessmentQ to enhance delivery of its Translation & Interpreting programmes.
In 2020, AHOVOKS decided to switch to an online examination. Since 2021, AHOVOKS has been using Televic Education’s assessmentQ platform for this purpose.
Arjo is a global provider of medical devices, services and solutions. Thanks to assessmentQ, Arjo has a smart solution to embed knowledge in an interactive way with their end users.
VIVES has been using assessmentQ in and outside the classroom for more than a decade. Time and place are now no longer a factor for students who want to take their exams remotely.
What are the benefits when face-to-face assessments are conducted purely digitally? And surely there must be some pitfalls to avoid. Bert Wylin, exam expert and researcher at the University of Leuven, has a wealth of knowledge to share about digital oral exams.
