Online assessments and monitoring in an AI world

This presentation examines the growing role of artificial intelligence (AI) in online assessments, highlighting both its opportunities and challenges. AI has the potential to enhance education through personalised learning, adaptive feedback, and improved administrative efficiency. However, it also presents risks when used in ways that compromise academic integrity. 

The session explores how technologies such as secure online proctoring and AI-powered detection tools can help protect assessment integrity while ensuring fairness, transparency, and respect for student privacy. Central to the discussion is the ethical use of AI, emphasising its value in supporting teaching and learning rather than undermining assessment credibility.  

By considering both the benefits and risks of AI, the presentation provides practical insights for educators, institutions, and policymakers. Its aim is to promote the responsible integration of AI in online assessments, ensuring academic standards are maintained while preparing students for a future in which technology and ethical responsibility must coexist. 

In collaboration with The Invigilator


Wednesday 23 September 15:10 - 15:40 Classroom Theatre

Add to calendar 09/23/2026 15:10 09/23/2026 15:40 Online assessments and monitoring in an AI world Explore AI’s opportunities and risks in online assessments, considering ethical implementation, academic integrity, secure proctoring, and responsible innovation in education.  Classroom Theatre Asia/Shanghai
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Speakers

Nicholas Riemer

CEO, The Invigilator