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- technology enriched learning
- Learning that employs, and is enriched by, the use of technology (particularly digital technologies).
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- Time limited
- Condition: strict time limits are imposed on these assessments.
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- translation
- Translating from one language into another.
Students may be provided with (or are required to locate themselves) a piece of text that is yet to be translated, or has only partially been translated, and complete translation of this text into another language.
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- video
- A range of assessment types (including a video essay; video presentation) that are required to be designed, constructed and submitted in an audio visual form.
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- visual analysis
- Assessments in which students critically engage with visual stimuli.
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- wiki
- Wikis are websites that are developed collaboratively by a community of users, allowing any user to add and edit content. The completed entry should appear as a cohesive and integrated response to an overall problem.
As an assessment form, this task sees students make individual contributions to a collective wiki on a topic relating to the course content.
While wikis are created collaboratively course coordinators can track students’ individual contributions through colour-coded text, or dedicated sections for each group member.
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- work-integrated learning
- Learning activities that combine academic study with authentic workplace or industry experiences. Assessments in work-integrated learning may require students to apply disciplinary knowledge, reflect on professional practice, or demonstrate workplace competencies.
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- workbook
- A collection of printed or online material accompanying a course text (e.g. textbook) that contains exercises, problems, and practice material to clarify and reinforce the lessons presented in the course work.
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