Home Education UAE’s education ministry to test electronic exam portal for public schools The initial mandatory testing on April 13 will cover mathematics for grades 5-12 by Zainab Mansoor April 13, 2020 The Ministry of Education in the UAE took to social media to announce its intent to pilot test the electronic exam system for public schools. The initial mandatory assessment of the electronic testing system will cover mathematics for grades 5-12. A total of two 30-minute sessions will be held, at 1pm and later 3pm on April 13. تطبق وزارة التربية والتعليم غدا الاثنين 13 أبريل، تدريبا إلكترونيا تجريبيا إلزاميا لقياس فعالية نظام الاختبارات الإلكترونية لجميع طلبة المدارس الحكومية( الصفوف 5-12) في مادة الرياضيات. #التعلم_عن_بعد_الإمارات #التعلم_الذكي_الإمارات #dl_moeuae#sl_moeuae pic.twitter.com/EXukQ4qWrs — وزارة التربية (@MOEducationUAE) April 12, 2020 Students will be expected to download the Safe Exam browser, and will log in with a password generated via a given link. On Sunday, March 30, the UAE extended the distance learning programme – originally slated to end on April 4, with schools expected to resume on April 5 – until the end of the academic year. Read more: All UAE schools, universities to extend e-learning programmes until June Tags Covid-19 Digital electronic exam Ministry of Education portal schools UAE 0 Comments You might also like UAE launches basic health insurance for private sector workers, domestic staff Arab Health to mark 50th anniversary with landmark edition in Jan UAE launches new VAT refund system for online purchases by tourists Egypt’s grid boosted as UAE’s AMEA Power switches on 500MW solar plant
