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Assessment Design: What Good Assessment Looks Like

About this workshop

This online workshop explores what good assessment design looks like in practice. Well-designed assessments help learners understand expectations, support assessors to make consistent judgements, and strengthen confidence during moderation.

In this session, we will focus on how to design assessment tasks that are clearly aligned with learning outcomes and supported by effective marking guidance. You’ll explore common assessment design issues identified through moderation and learn practical strategies to improve clarity, alignment, and validity in your assessment tools.

This workshop is suitable for tutors, assessors, programme leaders, academic managers, and quality assurance staff working across tertiary and vocational education working with NZQCF Level 3 programmes and above.

By the end of the session, you will be able to:

  • Align assessment tasks with learning outcomes

  • Write clearer assessment instructions

  • Design assessments that support valid and reliable judgement

  • Identify common assessment design risks before assessments are issued

  • Strengthen moderation readiness through better design

Participants will leave with practical ideas and examples that can be applied immediately in their own programmes.

Format: Online Event.

Each workshop is kept intentionally small to allow for in-depth conversation, tailored guidance, a focus on authentic assessment context, and practice-informed scenario.

Workshop Highlights: ✓ Sample assessments for practice ✓ Interactive activities and group exercises ✓ Practical tools and checklists to take away ✓ Certificate of participation issued

Who Should Attend:

  • Assessors and moderators

  • Academic managers/ Programme leaders

  • Workplace assessment coordinators

  • Educational quality assurance personnel

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4 March

Pre - Assessment Moderation Online Workshop

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10 April

Marking with Confidence: Strengthening Assessor Judgement