Glossary definition

Book reviews are highly transferable assessment techniques which can be adapted to include multi-modal options, where any relevant text, media or visual stimuli may be the object of review.
A book review could contain commentary on a variety of elements, including an overview of key themes discussed in the book (and their significance to the course content and/or discipline); the style and purpose of the book; its strengths and weaknesses; and intended audience/s or recommend readereview could contain commentary on a variety of elements, including an overview of key themes discussed in the book (and their significance to the course content and/or discipline); the style and purpose of the book; its strengths and weaknesses; and intended audience/s or recommend readership.
Source texts can vary, but should be able to be easily read in the duration of the course.