Are you an assessment professional or an educator seeking to know more about the role of computers and the Internet? 

Do you want to influence the way electronic assessment develops 

If you are, then the e-Assessment Association is for you.

What is the e-Assessment Association?

The newly formed e-Assessment Association has three major goals for its community: to provide professional support for workers in this field of expertise, to work collaboratively with members and national organisations to create and communicate the positive contribution that technologies can make to assessment methods and produce a statement of good practice for commercial vendors of e-Assessment.

See members section/’useful papers etc’ for Helen Ashton’s paper, presented at CAA 2008, ‘Can e-Assessment become Mainstream’ and other articles and documents relating to e-Assesment.

Copies (in PDF format) of presentations given at eAA events can be seen in the Members section by clicking on ‘Presentations’

Download the eAA Autumn 2009 e-newsletter - click here
(Summer 2009 newsletter also available - click here

ANNOUNCEMENT: The second AGM of the eAA will be held at the Americas Square Conference Centre, London. 1 America Sq., 17 Crosswall London EC3N 2LD at the end of the first day of the e-Assessment Question conference on 17th March 2010 at 17:00
(www.e-assessment-question.co.uk) for more details

Join the eAA here.
Membership is free in 2009/10

BOARD MEMBERSHIP NOMINATIONS 
 
As per the constitution, the eAA can elect up to 15 board members. Board membership runs for 2 years, all members must then submit for re-election or resign from the Board.
 
Details of the constitution and other relevant documents are available from the eAA website members area.
 
In 2010 we have 6 board members retaining into the 2nd year, and ask for nominations for the remaining positions.
 
Please submit your nominations using the following form, 
 
The AGM will be held in London on the 17th March 2010.
 

Download the eAA Autumn 2009 e-newsletter - click here
(Summer 2009 newsletter also available - click here