Assessment in higher education
With Inspera Assessment, higher education institutions empower their students to perform at their best at the most critical moments of their academic careers. Achieve higher staff and student satisfaction by providing an efficient and fulfilling assessment experience.
Four reasons to choose Inspera Assessment for awarding bodies
Logistics
No more papers being shifted from place to place; support for remote monitoring and marking.
Scalability
Inspera Assessment is a secure, robust, and performant platform that allows large numbers of simultaneous users.
Automation
Auto-marking features can do the job of checking multiple-choice questions or any other question types with pre-defined answers, dramatically reducing the workload for the markers.
Plagiarism control
Built-in anti-plagiarism tools give an instant percentage of the originality estimate, replacing the lengthy procedure of checking the handwritten responses.

Eventually, digital exams will become the norm. I think it will happen, the only question is when.
Dr Donald Lancaster
Director of Studies for the Executive MBA
University of Bath School of Management
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Eventually, digital exams will become the norm. I think it will happen, the only question is when.
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Director of Studies for the Executive MBA, University of Bath School of Management.

Using Inspera Assessment hugely simplified our transition to digital assessments. The vast array of features accommodated diverse requirements, and the platform was simple to navigate and implement. Working with Inspera has been a pleasure!
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Director of Teaching and Deputy Head of Department, Department of Biochemistry

Once the users have transitioned to digital examination, they would not go back to the old system – there is no question of that. The use of digital examinations has risen steadily.
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Section Manager, University of Oslo, Norway
Why BPP University is working towards a 100% adoption of digital exams
Higher education institutions must aspire to bridge the gap between 'digital' at work and on campus, and digital assessments are an essential step in that direction.