See you: 21st and 22nd March 2012 for the 10th
e-Assessment Question

 

ASSESSMENT TOMORROW

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The e-Assessment
Question 2003 to
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‘Using ICT  to measure skills, understanding and knowledge

Annual Conference and Exhibition

2005 - 3rd Conference & Exhibition

The 2005 event took place on

Thursday March 3rd and Friday March 4th 2005
 

Shaw Theatre and Novotel Euston London

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A great success’  ‘Invaluable’  ‘... will become the key e-assessment event
First Annual Conference and Exhibition, 27th and 28th Feb. 2003, London
great conference’   ‘we will be back next year’ Second Annual Conference and Exhibition,4th and 5th March 2004, London
‘excellent’’   ‘appropriately full and varied’ Third Annual Conference and Exhibition, 3rd and 4th March 2005, London
’I Iook forward to next year’ Fourth Annual Conference and Exhibition, 2nd and 3rd March 2006, London
‘...‘pitched at just the right level for me and certainly took a lot away from it.. Many thanks for organising such a good event’ Fifth annual Conference and Exhibition 8th and 9th March
2007

Over the last few years there has been a steady growth in the use of computer based testing and assessment otherwise known as e-Assessment. Although uptake in some areas has been slow, there have also been many examples of significant growth and achievement. The use is now becoming established in both formative assessment (as part of a course of study) and in high stakes, summative assessment (in order to achieve formal qualifications). The rate of change is accelerating and the success and importance of e-Assessment has now become recognised in education, training and the professions.

However, for those looking at using ICT based testing and assessment systems, or extending what they have already achieved, the choice of methods and products can be daunting.

Following the success of this event over the last two years, the conference and exhibition this year offered:

  • practical guidance on the selection, use and implementation of computer based testing and assessment, and
  • reviews how it has been used and how the benefits have been gained and the pitfalls

3rd March 2005

Examining the use of e-Assessment

  • within educational institutions
  • in the workplace and
  • for the life long learner
  • with particular reference to formative assessment, , continuing professional development, e-portfolios and vocational qualifications

4th March 2005

Developing e-Assessment for Schools, Colleges and Training Providers. This will focus on

  • providing robust, fit for purpose e-Assessments,
  • the impact on learning and assessment, and
  • innovation and ensuring successful delivery.
  • With particular reference to summative testing, high stakes and formal qualifications.

The conference on this day will concentrate on current developments & the impact on learning, teaching & training

The conference on this day will concentrate on delivering high stakes examinations and qualifications using ICT.

On Thursday 3rd March 2005 there was a Conference evening reception for

delegates and participants hosted by       

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Who should attend?

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                       Awarding Bodies

Local Authorities

Heads of Curriculum Development

Publishers, e-Learning and System Providers  

                       Qualification & Assessment Providers

Senior managers at Schools

Heads of Adult Learning

Vocational Qualification Specialists

                      Central Government agencies

Colleges & Training Providers

H.R. Directors and Managers

Training and CPD Managers  

 

Running alongside the conference will be an exhibition of leading software and

solutions providers in the field of Computer Based Testing and Assessment.

Complimentary tickets are available separately for the exhibition.

E-mail

jeff.ross@broxbourne-solutions.co.uk

or

miroads@dial.pipex.com

with your views, comments or questions

 

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