CUAPPR414 — Develop self as artist

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What an assessment for CUAPPR414 must cover

38 assessable components: 4 elements (16 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 10 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 8 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Refine arts practice skills

1.1Plan strategies for improvement of own arts practice skills
1.2Identify and undertake opportunities to improve own technical and creative skills using identified practice, feedback, discussion and evaluation opportunities
1.3Keep up to date with industry trends and issues using identified sources of information
1.4Develop own arts practice using different identified opportunities

2 Develop own style or voice in arts practice

2.1Explore different creative thinking techniques and generate ideas and integrate them into own arts practice
2.2Discuss ideas with applicable people and apply knowledge gained when informing own practice
2.3Experiment safely and sustainably with new ideas in different genres and interpretations using practice time
2.4Study the work of others and stimulate own conceptual and technical skills, considering intellectual property implications
2.5Explore and use technology where applicable and expand own practice

3 Evaluate own work

3.1Seek and apply constructive feedback from required people to improve own work
3.2Evaluate work against planned strategy for developing own arts practice
3.3Identify place of own work in relation to other artists in own area of practice
3.4Adjust processes, techniques and practice as necessary and improve technical, conceptual and commercial outcomes

4 Pursue work opportunities

4.1Identify and review sources of information on work opportunities
4.2Identify and access industry networks and events, and generate work opportunities
4.3Develop and distribute promotional material about self as required

Performance evidence

demonstrate work practice that develops own style at least once.
explore and experiment safely and sustainably with new ideas in different genres and interpretations, and refine skills in own area of arts practice using planned strategies
inform and develop own technical and conceptual skills using discussion and evaluation opportunities
access varied industry networking and event opportunities and develop own arts practice, promote own work, and pursue work opportunities.

Knowledge evidence

information and resources available to develop self as artist
different creative thinking techniques that could be used to generate ideas for own arts practice
trends, emergent technologies, work opportunities and career planning in own area of arts practice
industry networks and promotional opportunities applicable to own area of creative practice
work, ideas and techniques of well-regarded practitioners in own area of arts practice
theoretical and historical contexts applicable to own area of arts practice
intellectual property issues and legislation associated with own area of arts practice
sustainability considerations for creative practice in the applicable context
strategies to evaluate own work and respond to feedback to develop arts practice
work health and safety requirements in relation to own area of arts practice.

Foundation skills

Learning: Identifies and plans improvements to own arts practice and own style or voice using systematic appraisal methods Uses own experience and opinions of others to adapt and improve own approaches
Oral communication: Participates in a verbal exchange of ideas regarding conceptual and technical issues in creative work and related industry trends, using appropriate, detailed and clear language Discusses and clarifies feedback provided by others using listening and questioning skills
Reading: Interprets information in different forms regarding at times complex or abstract ideas, and evaluates trends, new technologies, work opportunities and career prospects using knowledge gained
Writing: Develops promotional material for own work, using clear language and a variety of strategies when planning, drafting and reviewing it
Initiative and enterprise: Identifies work opportunities, including accessing and downloading applicable online information, using different strategies Evaluates development of personal career with reference to own capabilities and the work of peers Experiments with a range of techniques and tools in the development of work, and acts on opportunities for refinement
Planning and organising: Plans and organises methodologies and resource requirements according to creative vision Evaluates effectiveness of decisions in terms of how well goals are met
Teamwork: Discusses and confirms ideas with others using applicable communication practices
Technology: Identifies ways in which new technologies are used or could be used to expand work practices

Unit content sourced from training.gov.au — © Commonwealth of Australia, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Auditori is not affiliated with the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations.

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What does an assessment tool for CUAPPR414 need to cover?

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