e-Assessment Association submitted a response to the European Commission consulting on guidance for high-risk AI systems under the EU AI Act.
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“The e-Assessment Association has submitted its response, drawing on practical experience from across education, professional certification and workforce assessment.”
— e-Assessment Association team
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e-Assessment Association
A not-for-profit membership body raising awareness of the benefits that technology brings to assessment.
- Industry
- Education Administration Programs
- Location
- Manchester, GB
- Company size
- 15 employees
e-Assessment Services is the trading entity of the e-Assessment Association (eAA), a not-for-profit membership body with three major goals: 1. To provide professional support and facilitate debate/ discussion for everyone involved in this field of expertise; 2. To create and communicate the positive contributions that technology makes to all forms of assessment and; 3. To develop statements of good practice for suppliers and consumers of e-Assessment technologies. We raise awareness of the benefits that technology brings to assessment, particularly around delivering better learning and assessment, rather than just greater efficiency. We also contribute to the key policy debates involving the assessment of learning, training and competency.
Founded 2008