What this session covers
In 45 minutes, we’ll cover:
The shifting regulatory landscape
We’ll look at how regulations are changing across banking and insurance, at both state and federal level, and the move toward more principles-based compliance.
What regulators expect now
Proof is still essential and has to go beyond a policy document or a tick-box exercise. Compliance must be layered, demonstrable, and able to hold up to inquiry.
The four pillars of defensible assessment
What best-practice assessment design looks like, and why each pillar matters for standing up to regulatory scrutiny.
Assessment tools in action
A demonstration of how assessments generate the audit-ready proof and documentation needed to keep pace with a fast-changing regulatory landscape.
Meet the presenters
Howard Eisenberg
SVP, Solution Services, Learnosity
Howard leads a team of technical and functional consultants who implement Questionmark and Learnosity assessment technology for customers, ensuring they get the most value out of what the software offers. He has extensive hands-on experience in the design, development, and administration of online assessments in the contexts of professional certification, employee learning and development, and in higher education.
Prior to joining Questionmark in 2004, Howard was an Associate Director with LeBow College of Business M.B.A online program at Drexel University and the Instructional Design Manager at Strategic Management Group in Philadelphia.
Jamie Armstrong
VP, Legal and Privacy, Learnosity
Jamie is VP of Legal and Privacy at Learnosity, a leading organization in AI for assessment. Jamie has worked in the assessment industry for more than ten years, prior to which he spent six years at a leading law firm in the United Kingdom. Jamie is admitted to practice law in New York, Connecticut, England and Wales, and Scotland.
Jamie also holds several International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) certifications in both privacy and AI (CIPP/US, CIPP/E, CIPP/C, CIPM, CIPT, FIP and AIGP (AI Governance Professional). Jamie currently serves as co-chair of the Global AI and Privacy Compliance Subcommittee of the Association of Test Publishers Security Committee.