We’re delighted to share a wealth of updates with you this month. First and foremost, we are pleased to officially welcome our new directors to the eAA Board – bringing fresh insight, energy, and expertise to help guide our work.
This November, we’re proud to present our reformatted 'Beyond Multiple Choice 2025' online event series – featuring a gathering of international thought leaders who will challenge assumptions and explore new horizons in assessment (find out more here)
There’s also plenty happening across the Association: our Board of Directors will meet in-person for our annual Strategy Day in October, submissions for the 2025 eAA Awards will be opening very soon, and planning for our 2026 Conference is already well underway. And that’s not all – we’ll also have a very special announcement to share towards the end of the year… so watch this space (and especially our website)!
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The e-Assessment Association welcomes new Board Directors as we look to the future
The e-Assessment Association (eAA), the international membership body advancing digital assessment in education and the workplace, is pleased to announce the appointment of new Directors to its Board.
The Board plays a pivotal role in shaping the eAA’s strategic direction, driving thought leadership and collaboration across the global assessment community.
The newly elected and appointed Board Directors are:
Adam Foley
Head of Digital Innovation
Surpass Assessment
Dr Jennifer Hove
Director
Data and Reporting at Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO)
Toronto
Louella Morton
Co-CEO
TestReach
Stuart Shaw
Honorary Associate Professor
Institute of Education
University College London
The eAA would also like to express our gratitude to our outgoing Board members, Tim Burnett, Rajeev Menon, Romana Moss, Paul Muir and Viral Shah for their commitment and service. Their contributions have helped shape the eAA’s growth, from the expansion of the International e-Assessment Conference & Awards, to the establishment of Special Interest Groups and the eAA’s growing role in shaping global conversations on policy, AI, and digital credentials.
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