Language testing, like the rest of the digital world, is being shaken up by the meteoric rise and wide applicability of Artificial Intelligence. As a language tester, it is important to keep a close eye on the evolutions in this field, to see potential threats (e.g. fraud), but even more so to see the many opportunities that AI offers.
This course covers the various aspects of digital (language) testing and the possible place AI can have in it.
This course covers the following:
This one-day course is delivered face-to-face and consists of four 90-minute sessions.
The course will be presented by Bert Wylin. Bert has both an academic and a business profile. He has worked at the KU Leuven since 1993, leading the Education Innovation Centre (integrating EdTech in education). In 2001, he founded a KU Leuven university spin-off, now Televic Education, developing and servicing an e-assessment platform. Today, Bert’s focus is on the content side of e-assessment: how does technology best serve the didactic and pedagogical needs of knowledge and skills measurement and assessment?
The next course will be on Wednesday 10 April 2024 in Bad Homburg, Germany.
For group bookings, ALTE advises to book a maximum of three places per organisation.
To register for this course, click here.
Full payment is required on registration. We strongly recommend that payment is made online using a Visa, MasterCard or American Express. However, if it is not possible to pay with a credit/debit card when registering, please contact the ALTE Services Unit (servicesunit@alte.org) to request an invoice with bank transfer payment instructions.