Proctoring in the Age of AI, Why Exam Design Still Comes First
Future-proofing online exams amid rising demand and tightening privacy laws. The global online exam software market, valued at $9.4b in 2025, is expected to reach $28.7b by 2034, as training providers, professional bodies and educational institutions increasingly shift assessments online. The popularity of online exams is easy to understand, as educational institutions are managing funding constraints and limited campus space, while employers and professional bodies are looking for more… [...]
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