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Educational institutions are under increasing pressure to deliver adaptable learning experiences Yet many legacy systems weren’t built to work well enough together to support this.
When tools don’t communicate or assessments won’t transfer between platforms, each new integration feels like a problem waiting to happen. As hybrid learning, digital access, and new assessm...
Educators rely on open educational resources (OER) to deliver adaptable, scalable teaching and assessment, but the quality and consistency of these can vary dramatically. When resources don’t follow shared technical standards, educators can encounter...
Full classrooms, tight deadlines, ever-increasing assessment demands? You’re not alone in feeling the pressure, which is why some EdTech companies are doing their utmost to sell AI as a cure-all for automated assessments. Just have it scan student responses, and you’ll have instant, fair feedback. At least, that’s the promise.
The truth? It’s murkier. You can use AI sc...
Empowering the Digital Transformation of the Educational Institutions through a Fair and Inclusive Education Ecosystem with Open Source and Open Standards
Luxembourg, December 5, 2025 – Open Assessment Technologies (OAT), creators of TAO – the world’s leading open-source digital assessment platform, today announced the upcoming release of the new
Educational institutions are under increasing pressure to deliver adaptable learning experiences Yet many legacy systems weren’t built to work well enough together to support this.
When tools don’t communicate or assessments won’t transfer between platforms, each new integration feels like a problem waiting to happen. As hybrid learning, digital access, and new assessm...
