The EU institutions employ thousands of interpreters to manage their multilingual conferences. With the dedicated interpreting module in assessmentQ, Europe now organizes these large-scale exams digitally!
assessmentQ 2.11 once again introduces a host of improvements and novelties, including two absolute eye-catchers: ‘multi-stage adaptivity’ and AI-based ‘automatic distractor generation’.
One of the biggest advantages of taking digital exams with assessmentQ? As a tutor or examiner you see detailed results immediately afterwards. What information you can glean from these reports and what you can do with it?
Using the digital test platform assessmentQ you can now organise your interpreting exams digitally. Discover the great potential of the interpreting module!
Mid-February we released assessmentQ 2.10. This new version brings clever innovations that will further enhance your digital exams workflow.
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.
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.
The Australian National Ageing Research Institute (NARI) is investigating how specific training can help interpreters better communicate with older people from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds during dementia assessments. Both the training and the assessment of the interpreters is undertaken entirely online via assessmentQ.
