Ofqual’s reported plans to shift some GCSE and A-level exams to digital formats by 2030 have sparked fresh debate across the education sector. James Tweed, CEO of the King’s Award-winning edtech company Coracle and a member of the DSIT Digital Inclusion Action Committee (DIAC), says the move is not only inevitable but could significantly improve accessibility.
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