Inclusive assessment is about more than compliance. It is about educational quality and the fair treatment of all students. Leveraging research-based digital tools like Dugga makes it both practical and sustainable for schools to meet diverse needs every day. Here's how.
By re-thinking the function of assessment, teachers can track progress and adjust their teaching more effectively.
As digital platforms become everyday tools in our schools and universities, I find that trust is not simply a technical concern. It is a deeply human one.
As learning continues to evolve, assessment must evolve right alongside it.
Dugga tops UNESCO’s list of recommended AI-powered Solutions in Education
Swedish edtech company Dugga Assessment is proud to announce the launch of its AI-powered question generator tool: AI Exam Engine which helps teachers to minimize time when creating exams and tests.
Now Dugga Assessment can accelerate even further growth with its global partnership with SoftwareOne
Recent research shows groundbreaking results which can benefit education worldwide. Whereas earlier research has shown that the use of Dugga’s digital assessment platform can save a lot of teachers’ time, new results now show that it can even improve students’ learning outcomes by 75% and increase wellbeing by 60%. All this, while increasing time efficiency by 98%.
