The Digital Assessment Podcast Inspera

In this episode, we're joined by Morgan Holm, Digital Exam System Manager at Jönköping University in Sweden. Morgan talks about JU's experience implementing digital assessment and some of the innovative practices the university has adopted. Tune in to find out more digital access management, app development, people-centric change and much more!

In this episode, Donald Lancaster talks about his experience adopting digital assessment at The University of Bath. We discuss everything from the implementation process, student experience, academic integrity and redesigning assessment. This episode also includes snippets from interviews with Stuart Readhead, Digital Assessment Implementation Manager and Jacob Withington, Student Union Education Officer, who share their views of digital assessment.

In this episode, we talk with Harvey Tayman, Key Account Manager at Inspera, about some of the factors that motivate institutions to innovate their assessment practices. We talk about push drivers, pull drivers, whether there are any reasons an institution shouldn't implement technology, and what happens if innovative steps aren't taken. Plus, we consider the role of technology companies in the development of innovative practices.

In this episode, we talk with Matthew and Simon, Digital Assessment Consultants at Inspera, about the benefits of digital assessment and the importance of a smooth implementation for long-term success. Tune in for tips on stakeholder engagement, managing expectations and more.

In this episode, Ishan Kolhatkar talks about some of the long term benefits of digital assessment. Ishan worked in UK higher education before joining Inspera and now works with a number of institutions across the country, helping them to transition to digital assessment. If you'd like to hear more about authentic assessment, efficient grading and student satisfaction, listen now.

In the first episode of The Digital Assessment podcast, we talk with Bjørn Rustberggaard, CEO at Inspera. We chat about the reasons behind the foundation of Inspera, how assessment has changed in the past few decades, the effect of the pandemic and what he hopes to see in the future.