Making the most of your remote proctoring software
Remote proctoring (or invigilation if you prefer not to use the American term) software has been an indispensable aspect of online remote assessment’s success, helping increase remote exam integrity and trustworthiness as well as improving flexibility. From being a little-used tool in early 2019, to being the major way of securing online remote assessments in […]
ACCA, ICAEW, and AAT remote invigilation: How remote proctoring can benefit accountancy exams
Accountancy exams are increasingly available as remote assessments, but a key barrier for most organisations is concern around maintaining exam integrity. While traditional testing centres provide in-person invigilators to keep an eye on candidates, awarding organisations may be concerned that the same level of integrity cannot be protected during online assessments. However, remote invigilation offers […]
What are the benefits of remote learning? 5 ways remote learning can benefit your training strategy
We are well into the digital era and the use of technology to deliver training remotely has been with us now for many years. Technology plays a major role in most training providers’ strategy. Enabling them to have a blended approach – part classroom, part remote – to their training delivery. Rogo has been designed […]
What will eAssessments look like in 2027?
The pandemic fast-tracked the use of online assessment platforms for professional qualifications. But will the development of eAssessment continue to move with the same lightning speed, and if so, what will they look like in 2027? Will pen and paper exams eventually become a thing of the past? Technology has revolutionised the learning and assessment […]
Taking Assessments Remotely
Remote invigilation is here to stay. It allows candidates to take a high-stakes assessment in the comfort of their own home without the need to travel to a test centre and enables awarding organisations to deliver tests to large and small cohorts anywhere in the world. Candidates are monitored by sharing their screen with an […]
