Customer webinar · CompetencyGenie for ExamSoft

Operationalizing Competency-Based Assessment with AI-Assisted Tagging

Practice-based insights from Wheaton College and William Carey University across two stages of program maturity.

November 5, 12 pm ET

Competency-based assessment depends on clear, consistent connections between exam questions, course outcomes, and program competencies, but maintaining those connections can create significant manual work for faculty and assessment teams.

ExamSoft helps programs manage assessment and exam data, while CompetencyGenie for ExamSoft uses AI-assisted tagging to help connect assessment items to competencies and learning outcomes more efficiently.

In this customer webinar, leaders from Wheaton College, the Nursing Department, and William Carey University, College of Osteopathic Medicine will share two practical use cases at different stages of program maturity. Wheaton’s nursing program is building AI-assisted tagging into its assessment processes from the start, while William Carey is using CompetencyGenie to bring structure to thousands of existing tags, centralize tagging within the assessment team, and reduce faculty workload.

What you’ll hear from the speakers

See how Wheaton College built assessment processes from the ground up.

Learn how William Carey University restructured thousands of existing tags.

Hear how centralized tagging reduced faculty workload and improved consistency.

Learn how one program built faculty trust in AI by proving the results first.

Speakers

Lori Martone-Roberts

Director of Simulation for the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program,
Wheaton College Massachusetts

Amanda Parker, PhD

Associate Dean, Professor of Preclinical Sciences,
William Carey University, College of Osteopathic Medicine

Stacie Winsor

Solutions Engineer,
ExamSoft

Staci Miller

Head of Customer Success,

Enflux

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