PARTNERSHIPS THAT POWER DIGITAL ASSESSMENTS

Respondus is a long‑established leader in exam security technology, trusted by thousands of educational institutions worldwide. Their flagship product, LockDown Browser, is the industry’s “gold standard” for securing digital exams, preventing access to other applications, websites, screen‑sharing tools, virtual machines, and common digital cheating methods during online assessments. 

As a UNIwise technology partner, Respondus provides the secure exam environment that supports WISEflow’s high‑stakes assessment needs.

Comm100 is a leading provider of omnichannel communication technology, trusted by organisations worldwide to deliver seamless, real‑time support experiences. Their platform enables efficient, responsive engagement across live chat, messaging, bots, and automation, helping institutions strengthen communication with students, staff, and stakeholders. 

For UNIwise, Comm100 is contributing to enabling secure, two‑way chat during exams, giving exam administrators and support teams a direct communication channel with students while an assessment is in progress. This allows institutions to handle technical issues, clarify exam‑related questions, and provide real‑time assistance without disrupting the assessment flow. By embedding controlled live chat into the exam environment, Comm100 helps institutions maintain smooth operations, reduce response times, and ensure a safer, more supportive exam experience.

Schoolyear is an innovative edtech provider specialising in secure virtual machine environments designed for digital examinations that require desktop‑based applications. Their platform enables institutions to deliver high‑stakes assessments using tools such as Excel, programming environments, or specialised desktop software without compromising security, performance, or exam integrity. 

For UNIwise, Schoolyear provides access to needed desktop applications via a secure virtual machine, ensuring that students can work with the required tools under fully controlled exam conditions. This approach allows institutions to support complex assessment formats while maintaining a locked‑down, tamper‑resistant environment that protects fairness, compliance, and the overall integrity of the assessment process.

Canvas is a globally trusted LMS used by millions of learners and educators. Known for its intuitive design, robust feature set, and strong ecosystem of integrations, Canvas supports teaching, learning, and assessment at scale across all levels of education. 

As a UNIwise product partner, Canvas integrates seamlessly with WISEflow through LTI standards and supports smooth question import workflows. This partnership enables institutions to connect their LMS and assessment platform effortlessly, streamlining course management, reducing administrative friction, and ensuring a unified digital learning and examination experience for educators and students.

itslearning is a widely adopted LMS across Scandinavia, known for its intuitive user experience, robust pedagogical tools, and strong support for digital teaching and learning workflows. Used extensively in Norway, Sweden, and beyond, itslearning helps institutions streamline course delivery, communication, and assessment management. 

As a UNIwise product partner, itslearning integrates seamlessly with WISEflow through LTI connectivity and efficient question import capabilities. This integration ensures that educators and institutions can bridge their LMS and assessment platform effortlessly, creating a smooth, cohesive ecosystem for course administration, exam delivery, and digital learning experiences.

Turnitin is a widely used similarity‑checking tool that institutions include as part of their academic integrity processes. The system compares submitted content with a range of sources to identify textual overlap and assist educators in assessing originality.

WISEflow Originality is UNIwise’s advanced similarity‑checking solution, built to uphold academic integrity across written assessments. Using semantic search and modern text‑analysis techniques, it delivers structured similarity reports and transparent insights that help educators review submissions with consistency and confidence.

Inspira Originality provides similarity‑checking capabilities that help educators identify reused or unoriginal text within student submissions. The tool offers structured reports designed to support academic review processes and help institutions maintain consistent evaluation standards.

Wonkhe is a leading UK organisation for higher‑education policy analysis, sector commentary, and research‑driven insight. Bringing together expert voices from across the sector, Wonkhe helps interpret emerging trends, regulatory developments, and the forces shaping the future of higher education.

Jisc is the UK’s national digital partner for education and research, providing trusted infrastructure, sector intelligence, and technology services that help institutions deliver secure, high‑quality digital learning and assessment. Through its broad networks, strategic guidance, and recognised sector leadership, Jisc plays a key role in shaping how higher education adopts and advances digital solutions.

FNMA (Forum Neue Medien in der Lehre Austria) is a national network dedicated to advancing digital learning, teaching innovation, and technology‑enhanced education across Austrian higher education. Bringing together universities, universities of applied sciences, and sector experts, FNMA cultivates a collaborative environment where institutions can exchange knowledge, explore emerging pedagogical approaches, and strengthen digital competence across the sector.