Implementing Inspera in your school

Inspera is a digital assessment platform with targeted functionality across the assessment lifecycle, including creating, administering and marking assessment.

The implementation of Inspera in a course or program usually involves more stakeholders than just the Course Coordinator.

Who to involve

If there are staff that would like to use the Inspera platform for assessment, it’s worthwhile having a discussion with all relevant staff in the school.

For example, there may be:

  • academic peers that need to co-author or review the assessment in the platform
  • casual academics and tutors that need to mark assessment
  • professional staff who assist in designing, administering, invigilating or reporting on assessment
  • Chief Examiners and Program Leads who need to oversee and approve the assessment.

A school-based conversation about implementing Inspera creates an opportunity for all stakeholders to be purposefully considered, ensuring a positive experience for all staff.

It can also help achieve administrative efficiencies and ensure everyone is using the platform to its potential.

The Inspera platform can be used to manage extensions, moderation, quality assurance, approvals, invigilation, scheduling and setup, reporting and accommodations. A school-based conversation ensures that the ‘work of assessment’ can be managed to suit your school's disciplinary context, staffing arrangements and priorities.

Why having conversations with all stakeholders in assessment is important when implementing Inspera in your school.
Examples of questions and process documentation to guide implementation conversations in your school.