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Ceneval
Francisco Otero
Director of Information and Communications Technologies
Open Assessment Technologies
Open Assessment Technologies (OAT) is the publisher of TAO, the world's leading open source assessment platform for education and public sector employment. TAO enables the creation and delivery of effective and engaging computer-based tests online. TAO supports a wide range of question types from simple multiple-choice items to complex problem solving; it can be easily deployed on any scale – whether within a classroom or across multiple continents.
Case Studies
Showing 11 Open Assessment Technologies Customer Success Stories
TAO Helps Reduce Student Drop Out Rates
Comenius
Beatrix Charlier
Coordinator
Leverage Portable Custom Interactions to Foster the Link Between Teaching and Learning
DEPP
Thierry Rocher
Deputy Head of the Office for Student Assessments
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EDK
Vera Husfeldt
Head of Division Quality Development
Elsevier Incorporates TAO with Ease, Gauging Career Readiness in Healthcare Fields
Elsevier
Mary Millar
Principal Software Engineer
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ICFES
Juan Sebastian Mendez
e-Test Technical Leader
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Nam Dae Mun Farmers Market
Peter Lee
HR Administrator
TAO Addresses the Unique Assessment Needs of Students with Cognitive Disabilities
National Center and State Collaborative
Chris Domaleski
Senior Associate
New York City Department of Education (NYCDOE) Adds Technology and Multimedia to Language Proficiency Exams
New York City Department of Education
Guillermo Tejeda
Director of Assessment Technology
University of Alberta Relies on TAO for Its Massive Open Online Course
University of Alberta
Janet Welch
Assistant Dean and Director of Technologies
UMass Enriches Adult Proficiency Tests with Engaging Interaction Types Using TAO
University of Massachusetts Amherst
Alejandra Amador Garcia
Research Fellow and Doctoral Candidate in Educational Research and Psychometric Methods
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