In today’s rapidly changing educational landscape, the key challenge isn’t just whether AI can mark student work, but how to ensure every mark is reliably fair. With that mission in mind, our latest proof of concept was designed to demonstrate why RM Compare is uniquely positioned as the foundation for trustworthy, scalable automated assessment.
The foundations of modern assessment are shifting. Not long ago, RM Compare introduced “ranks to rulers”: a pioneering process that transformed human judgments—ranking student work by quality—into reliable, calibrated measuring scales that educators and students could trust. Now, new AI validation methods are taking these ideas further, making instant, trustworthy assessment a reality for everyone.
As AI steps into the heart of education, we celebrate the speed and efficiency of machine-marked assessments. But a deeper question shadows every advance: If an AI can now judge student work, who—if anyone—is judging the AI? Could an RM Compare AI Validation Layer be the answer?
In this short blog we will explain how upgrades to and within Licence Centres work.
Spring has sprung, the Human is in the Loop and bye-bye BETA! Another busy month passes for RM Compare with more exciting developments to follow.
Get more done with RM Compare Accelerators - faster, more predictable, and scalable. RM Compare Accelerators offer advanced functionality to the core RM Compare system. We develop them in direct response to the feedback we receive. Each service is designed to provide partners with the functionality they need to bring valuable, innovative solutions to their users and customers.
In the realm of design education, where creativity and innovation are paramount, assessing student work poses unique challenges. Traditional grading methods often struggle to capture the essence of students' creative output. Enter Adaptive Comparative Judgement (ACJ), a dynamic assessment method that promises a more nuanced approach.
Peer assessment has long been a valuable tool in the educational toolkit, offering students the chance to engage with the grading process and learn from their peers. But what happens when we strip away the traditional assessment criteria and dive into the world of comparative judgement?
This blog post delves into the key findings of some recent research using RM Compare, exploring how ACJ can revolutionize the feedback process and contribute to a more engaging and reflective learning environment.
Spring has sprung with a UI refresh and some other exciting announcements
In today's interconnected global society, the ability to understand and appreciate diverse cultural values is more crucial than ever, especially in fields that inherently involve creativity and innovation
We have had a bit of a tidy up to prevent users from tripping and falling. This is the BIGGEST refresh we have ever undertaken on the RM Compare User Interface
There is a renewed focus on holistic assessment recognising the need for a broader approach that can better appreciate the whole learner. The possibilities are exciting - they are also complex.