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In this article, our Assessment Expert, Vali Huseyn, encourages global conference speakers to move beyond rigid presentations and embrace dynamic storytelling, forging deeper, lasting connections with their international audiences.
In this article, Dr. Richard Jones highlights the 51st Annual IAEA Conference’s Canadian debut. He explores how the new Conference Ambassador initiative supports 400 global delegates and fosters international collaboration.
GDPR Omnibus: What the Proposed Changes Mean for Organizations
In this article, our Data Protection Officer, Jana Begun, discovers how proposed GDPR updates regarding personal data and AI could fundamentally reshape privacy and impact future EdTech assessment organizations globally.
Canadian Early Mathematics Education Conference (CEME)
We recently attended the CEME Conference, where we explored high-impact strategies, gaining fresh perspectives and innovative tools to cultivate core math abilities, spatial awareness, and problem-solving skills in young students.
The countdown is on! We are a month away from the 51st Annual IAEA Conference in Toronto! 🍁 From September 27th to October 2nd, the global assessment community will unite to shape the future of Trust, Transparency, and Technology in Educational Assessment. The conference will have a truly diverse lineup of speakers, featuring over 200 presenters from across 30+ countries who will deliver groundbreaking presentations. Get ready for an inspiring week of connecting with leading researchers, educators, and policy makers from around the globe as they share insights to spark innovation and drive the industry forward. We can’t wait to welcome you to Toronto!Register NowFollow on LinkedIn for Updates
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