Scopri Trinity ISE Digital: la certificazione delle 4 abilità di Lingua Inglese completamente digitale
Presentazione
Partecipa ai nostri incontri online e scopri la nuova modalità completamente digitale e adaptive che valuta in modo integrato Speaking, Listening, Reading e Writing da A1 a C2 del QCER.
Un’occasione per conoscere, direttamente dalla voce del team accademico di Trinity College London, il funzionamento dell’esame, il formato e le task previste.
Washback by design in the ISE Digital Test: Testing English as it is used in the real world
In a series of 4 webinars, we explore how the ISE Digital test measures the candidate's ability to understand and use the English language in real life situations across social, personal, academic and professional domains. Each webinar will be focusing on one of the main language skills: Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking, both as discrete and as integrated skills.
Part 1. Speaking tasks
Part 2. Listening tasks
Part 3. Reading tasks
Part 4. Writing tasks
Introducing ISE Digital: a new approach to English Language Assessment
This session introduces ISE Digital, Trinity College London’s fully digital and adaptive English language exam. ISE Digital offers a different approach to assessment.
Instead of requiring schools to enter students for a fixed level, the test uses an initial levelling stage and adaptive delivery to identify each candidate’s actual CEFR level.
ISE Digital Unpacked: what you need to know about the new exam format, tasks ...
In this practical session, you will be guided through the key features of ISE Digital, including the exam format, task types, timings, assessment approach and results reporting. You will find out how the adaptive test works, how the four skills of Speaking, Listening, Reading and Writing are assessed, and how the exam provides a complete picture of a candidate’s communicative competence.
Parliamo di ISE Digital con Russell Stannard
ISE Digital: A 21st-Century English Exam for Today’s Learners
Today’s young adults learn, communicate, and work in an increasingly digital world. But how can language assessment evolve to reflect these realities while still remaining grounded in meaningful communication? In this webinar, Russell Stannard explores ISE Digital, Trinity College London’s fully computer-delivered four-skills exam, and how its design responds to the needs of modern learners.