Cloud-based Online Exam Platform Provider, Inspera, Explains The Uses of an Online Assessment Solution

Inspera, the Scandinavian-based global leader in providing digital assessment and online test proctoring solutions, published an eye-opening post on its official website explaining the uses of an online assessment. The company has provided a reliable digital assessment platform to various international organizations and industries since 1999. Drawing upon the extensive experience of delivering global digital assessment services, the company released this post to describe the uses and benefits of online assessments over traditional pen and paper exams.

According to Inspera, in 2019, they received more than 2 million submissions on the Inspera online assessment platform. These submissions were sent from over 160 different countries. The company has reported a steady rise in these numbers since then. The platform’s security measures and anti-cheating features are one of the many reasons why many institutions and faculty prefer Inspera’s online testing solutions. Inspera’s online assessment platform is easy to use and includes built-in accessibility tools to accommodate users. The software enables teachers to create interactive exams featuring 25 different types of questions types and allows them to collaborate on questions with colleagues if the need arises.

All TechEd experts believe that digital assessments are an intelligent way to collect behavioral and statistical data that can be used to enhance teaching strategies and course objectives, in addition to replacing traditional assessment methods. These statistics can help accelerate students’ learning paths, improving the overall validity of tests and the results obtained by test-takers.

A company representative explained the benefits of using digital assessments and how this assessment format has now become a necessity instead of a luxury. “We, as a part of modern society, have become heavily reliant on technology, so educational institutions must also digitally…