CUAPPR614 — Publicly present a body of own creative work

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What an assessment for CUAPPR614 must cover

49 assessable components: 6 elements (25 performance criteria), 12 performance evidence and 4 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 Analyse public presentation opportunity

1.1Create or confirm opportunity for public presentation of own creative work through research and consultation
1.2Establish and confirm purpose, scope and objectives of public presentation in consultation with required personnel
1.3Determine presentation requirements using required information

2 Generate public presentation ideas

2.1Evaluate audience needs and expectations
2.2Evaluate place of own work within broader presentation context
2.3Develop broad parameters for own content, based on overall objectives, audience needs and nature of own work
2.4Identify required copyright and intellectual property requirements
2.5Consider new and different ways of presenting work
2.6Select and develop themes based on own work practice and presentation requirements
2.7Challenge and refine ideas through collaboration and discussion with others

3 Plan and organise public presentation

3.1Establish roles and responsibilities in presentation preparation process
3.2Determine and organise resources required for presentation realisation
3.3Identify and evaluate constraints and risks and address them
3.4Develop, implement and monitor action plan for organising presentation based on resource requirements, budget and timeframes
3.5Consult with required personnel during process

4 Participate in promotion

4.1Establish own role in promoting presentation in consultation with required personnel
4.2Develop material relating to own work and forthcoming presentation as required and agreed with others
4.3Undertake promotional activities within scope of individual responsibility

5 Prepare work for public presentation

5.1Determine actions needed to prepare own work for presentation
5.2Prepare body of creative work for inclusion in presentation
5.3Develop collateral material to support presentation as required

6 Complete and evaluate public presentation

6.1Complete public presentation according to plan
6.2Review overall success of presentation
6.3Evaluate implications for own creative work based on audience response and own review
6.4Inform future practice using identified learnings from public presentation and self-review

Performance evidence

complete at least one public presentation of coherent body of professional creative work in line with requirements and within budgets and timeframes.
develop innovative ideas for, and approaches to, public presentation of own creative work
determine requirements based on agreed purpose, scope and objectives of presentation, that cover:
information required for presentation
format
location of presentation as required
suitable packaging or presentation of work
style or theme of work
budget
timelines
contribute professionally to planning, promotion and organisational processes involved in publicly presenting body of own work
evaluate presentation and identify learnings that inform future practice.

Knowledge evidence

professional trends related to presentation ideas and technologies for area of work described in performance evidence, including design, layout, typography, interactivity and accessibility
key aspects of the presentation organisation process, including different roles and responsibilities for: catering, installing work, marketing and promotional activities, venue management
current and emerging trends, ideas and theories for presentation of work in chosen area of practice
copyright and intellectual property issues and legislation associated with profession creative practice, including ways of identifying requirements related to: information in professional presentations, self-promotion, contracts.

Foundation skills

Learning: • Improves own practice using self-evaluation and reflection • Applies knowledge gained to current and future work
Oral communication: • Identifies or confirms public presentation opportunities and practical operational issues and requirements using listening and questioning skills • Explains own ideas for presentation using language required for audience • Participates in abstract discussions of ideas and solutions using listening and questioning skills to elicit views from others
Reading: • Gathers, interprets and analyses information in different forms
Writing: • Uses accurate, specific and industry terminology to prepare presentation plan and presentation in format and style required for intended audience
Teamwork: • Collaborates with others to discuss and refine ideas • Adjusts own skills and knowledge for role in presentation preparation
Initiative and enterprise: • Explores new ideas for viability and effectiveness of own role in presentation preparation process • Refines decision-making processes using past experiences and increasing knowledge of different variables that impact decision outcomes • Gathers required information and identifies, evaluates and refines options against agreed criteria using systematic and analytical processes in different situations
Planning and organising: • Plans and develops action plan for public presentation comprising of resource requirements, budget and timelines relating to venue, installation, marketing and promotion with others
Problem solving: • Devises solutions for different problems and responds intuitively to difficulties using current knowledge and past experiences

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What does an assessment tool for CUAPPR614 need to cover?

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