AI-Powered Training Assessment Software

The different types of assessment are:

• 1. Diagnostic Assessment: These are conducted before a learning/training program to assess learners’ existing knowledge levels. They help in evaluating learning needs and delivering personalized learning.
• 2. Formative Assessment: These are conducted at various points during the learning program. They help track learning progress and boost knowledge comprehension and retention by making courses more engaging.
• 3. Summative Assessment: These are conducted at the end of a training program to assess the overall learning progress and gauge the learning program’s effectiveness. They help you improve and fine-tune your learning programs and brainstorm better teaching/training methods.
• 4. Refresher Assessment: These are conducted periodically starting some time after the learning program. They help in improving long-term knowledge retention.
• 5. Skill Assessment: These are conducted during hiring processes to assess job candidates’ knowledge, technical skills, soft skills, and cognitive abilities.
• 6. Personality Assessment: These help assess candidates’ or employees’ personality traits to check for culture fit, ensure role alignment and improve team and conflict management.

Read this blog post to learn more about the different types of assessment.

People who use online assessment software include:

• Teachers: Teachers use such software to conduct formative quizzes, exams, and other forms of student assessment. Online assessments help teachers easily assess students’ knowledge and learning progress and engage them with the learning material.
• Trainers: Trainers use online assessments to deliver effective and targeted training. Using online testing tools, trainers can evaluate knowledge gaps and training needs, make the training program more engaging, and evaluate the effectiveness of the training program.
• Recruiters & Hiring Managers: Recruiting professionals can use assessment software to conduct assessments to hire the best people for every role. For example, they can conduct scored tests to assess skills, knowledge & cognitive abilities and personality tests to check for work culture and role fit.
• Coaches: Business and life coaches can use online assessments as part of their coaching program to assess coaching needs and clients’ understanding of key concepts.

Yes. Provided you’re using top-notch software, online assessments can be equipped with several anti-cheating measures. For example, you can enable proctoring to monitor assessment takers via screen sharing and their webcam.

You can also prevent cheating in other effective ways, such as randomizing the order of questions & answer options, preventing tab & browser switching, adding time limits, and using question pooling to present different questions to different test takers.

Explore this help section to learn more about how online assessments detect and prevent cheating.

Yes. Your online assessment can detect changing tabs if you enable “proctoring” under security settings. By enabling this setting, you can ask the assessment taker to share their screen before they start the assessment. Once they submit the assessment, you can check for tab switching by examining screenshots and the screen capture video available in the proctoring log in the assessment report.

Check out this help page to learn more about online proctoring.

You can also prevent tab switching by enabling the “Disable tab switching” setting under “Browser Security”. Enabling this setting starts a countdown timer whenever the assessment taker moves away from the assessment tab. If they don’t return within a few seconds to stop the timer (you can decide how many), the assessment gets auto-submitted.

Yes. Online assessment software can capture a test taker’s computer screen if you enable “proctoring” under security settings. Enabling this setting asks the assessment taker to share their screen when they start the assessment. Once they submit the assessment, the test admin can examine screenshots and the screen video recording in the proctoring log in the assessment report.

This way, you can detect suspicious activities, such as tab switching and screen sharing with any other platform.

Check out this help page to learn more about online proctoring.