RM Compare: BETT 2023
BETT returns to London next week. RM Compare has come a long way since its debut at the event 12 months ago.
BETT returns to London next week. RM Compare has come a long way since its debut at the event 12 months ago.
We are pleased to confirm that RM Compare has achieved AWS Qualified Software status offering long term benefits to new and existing users.
Education curriculums around the world are changing fast to respond to the period of un-precedented change. A significant challenge however is the impact of assessment washback. What can be done?
The 1st of March is the first day of meteorological spring, at least here in the UK. In a few weeks time we arrive at the spring equinox with clocks moving to British Summer Time (BST) and the arrival of longer, warmer days. For RM Compare it also means that we are getting closer to the arrival of the first iteration of an On-Demand version of the system.
Another exciting year lies ahead, accelerated by the arrival of new AI capabilities.
RM Compare is uniquely placed to enhance the authenticity of vocational assessment. Being able to assess 'when-ready' with RM Compare On Demand will be transformational in this sector.
AI generated content has the potential to encourage even more uses for Adaptive Comparative Judgement
The ACJ process can have several advantages over traditional approaches. One of these is time saving. However, there are concerns that this is not the case where the complexity of items is high.
Welcome to the final Newsletter of 2022. It's been an amazing year for RM Compare - 2023 is going to be even better.
Helping all assessors at all levels to confidently know that good looks like could be a standardising game changer
With RM Compare on Demand we are attempting to build something that has never been done before. Things are complex, not necessarily complicated.
The AEA 2022 conference in Dublin brought together Assessment experts from across Europe (and beyond). The post-pandemic return of the 'in-person' event did not disappoint.
Addressing the challenges of assessing speaking skills- Could Adaptive Comparative Judgment solve the problem?