Lisa Holloway
The increasing prevalence of digital assessment is indicative of a broader shift towards integrating technology into education and professional development. The benefits of digital assessment for learners, educators and accreditors are widespread. Switching from more traditional pen-and-paper assessments to computers enables the use of digital tools that significantly improve speed and accuracy in creating and marking assessments – including AI.
Over the past few years, the rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI), particularly through Large Language Models (LLMs), has become impossible to ignore. Almost every industry is grappling with how this transformative technology will impact their business.
As one of the world’s leading digital assessment providers, RM is taking a long-term, proactive view of AI to ensure the integrity of assessment processes that utilise it, giving confidence to exam boards, awarding bodies, politicians, learners, and parents everywhere.
There are very clear ways in which AI can be used to advance educational assessment and improve the learner experience.
We have written a new research insights report that not only reveals the 5 AI Innovations Enhancing Digital Assessment and Learner Experience
- but also, accreditors’, markers’ and learners’ perceptions of this use of AI within digital assessment from our own primary research.
To discover more, download a copy of RM's new research insights report.
