Image: Shutterstock What happens when schools and universities stop speaking the same assessment language? by Gianina Harvey-Brewin Comment 8/04/26 10
Image: Shutterstock Generative AI exposes longstanding flaws in the use of essay assessments in a mass system by Nigel Francis Comment 2/04/26 9
Image: Shutterstock AI hasn’t broken assessment, it’s exposed what we were already ignoring by Jayne Pearson Comment 18/03/26 3
Image: Shutterstock Wires within wires – the hidden complexity of managing higher education assessment by Debbie McVitty Comment 25/02/26 2
Scotland's national assessment review gets up and running Scotland’s national assessment review gets up and running by Jim Dickinson Wonk Corner 24/02/26 1
Image: Shutterstock AI shatters the pretence that academic polish was ever anything but gatekeeping by Rex McKenzie Comment 9/02/26 18
Image: Shutterstock What does authentic assessment mean in the context of AI? by Charlotte von Essen Comment 9/02/26 2
The Home Office reviews English language assessment The Home Office reviews English language assessment by Michael Salmon Wonk Corner 29/01/26 1
Image: Shutterstock What grade inflation panics miss about the real value of higher education by Mark Peace Long read 26/01/26 6
Image: Shutterstock Why is it so difficult to make reasonable adjustments when assessing disabled PGRs? by Theresa McKinven Comment 5/12/25 14
Image: Shutterstock Algorithms aren’t the problem. It’s the classification system they support by Jim Dickinson Long read 6/11/25 19
Image: Shutterstock Dialogic assessments are the missing piece in contemporary assessment debates by Blessing Maregere Comment 30/10/25 6
Image: Shutterstock The case for collaborative purchasing of digital assessment technology by Debbie McVitty Comment 6/10/25 3
Image: Shutterstock We cannot address the AI challenge by acting as though assessment is a standalone activity by Duna Sabri Comment 12/09/25
Image: Shutterstock Peer review is broken, and pedagogical research has a fix by Madeleine Pownall Comment 1/08/25 5
It smells like AI, but how do I prove it? It smells like AI, but how do I prove it? by Jim Dickinson Wonk Corner 15/07/25 5
Image: Shutterstock What does it mean if students think that AI is more intelligent than they are? by Libby Farrier-Cave Comment 1/05/25 4
Image: Shutterstock Creating learning environments that work for BTEC entrants to higher education by Jess Power Comment 30/04/25
