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Examiners can mark essays just as reliably on screen as they can in the traditional paper mode – if properly done, according to a recent Cambridge Assessment study.

Greg Watson, Chief Executive of OCR, championed the benefits of skills attainment and its importance to the wider skills agenda at the World Class Skills 2009 Conference.

We're following the Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Bill as it goes through UK Parliament during 2009.

Clara Kenyon, Qualifications Director at OCR, describes some of the key changes taking place in England's education system today.

Principals from Cambridge International Centres debated the role of technology in education as the internet and multimedia transform learning today.

Ofqual’s Dr Paul Newton explores the issue of error and reliability in examinations. He calls for a clear message on error and for it to be discussed openly.

Over 140 teaching professionals including researchers and practitioners attended our Parliamentary seminar “Better Training: Better teachers?” on 10 February 2009.

The former CEO of the Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board explains how Cambridge examinations have helped establish its successful education system.