ASPERA Learning & Teaching Online Symposium
Innovations in assessing screen production courses
Screen production academics are challenged with assessing creative works–screenplays, films, videos, animations–and expressing that ‘judgement’ in quantitative/number forms, most often in the form of rubrics.
This session is designed to share case studies and the strategies that work for you and your students when assessing their screen production work. We will discuss the challenges but focus more on the tangible assessment practices that have proven effective for you.
Contributions
ENCOURAGEMENT OF DIVERSE LGBTIQ+ AND NEURODIVERSE APPLICANTS FOR SPECIFIC INTERNSHIP PROGRAMS
Tania Visosevic
Edith Cowan University
t.visosevic@ecu.edu.au
Tania Visosevic
Edith Cowan University
t.visosevic@ecu.edu.au
BEYOND THE SCRIPT: RE-SHAPING UNDERSTANDING
Tania Visosevic
Edith Cowan University
t.visosevic@ecu.edu.au
Tania Visosevic
Edith Cowan University
t.visosevic@ecu.edu.au
MEMORY TALES - A SOCIAL MEMORY ONLINE DOCUMENTARY FILM PROJECT
Tania Visosevic
Edith Cowan University
t.visosevic@ecu.edu.au
Tania Visosevic
Edith Cowan University
t.visosevic@ecu.edu.au
Issue 3, 2024
Innovations in assessing screen production courses
Australian Screen Production Education and Research Association
Date: Monday 14th October 2024
Editorial Board:
Andrew O’Keefe (VCA)
David Balfour (AFTRS)
Jill Holt (Swinburne)
Kerreen Ely-Harper (Curtin)
Nico Meissner (Griffith)
Rachel Wilson (RMIT)
Teresa Rizzo (SAE)
Tom Young (Flinders)
Virtual Host:
Andrew O'Keefe (VCA)
