Topic development

• Weight: 10%
• Build editing skills, create a Wikiversity user page, and develop a plan for the book chapter (headings, key points, image, learning feature, resources, references, and at least 3 social contributions)

• Submissions will be marked according to the marking criteria Links to an external site.
• Feedback will be provided to guide book chapter drafting
• Marks and feedback should be returned before Census Date
  • Marks will be available via UCLearn - keep an eye on Announcements
  • Written feedback will be available via the topic's Wikiversity discussion page
• Follow-up if you don't understand the feedback

• Extension requests require the Extension Application Form to be submitted with appropriate documentary evidence
• Late submissions are accepted up to 3 days late (-10% per day)
• If you don't submit this assessment on time, withdrawal from the unit before Census Date is recommended

• Follow the topic development guidelines and marking criteria Links to an external site.

Submission requirements:

• Upload a PDF version of the chapter printed directly from the Wikiversity page Links to an external site.
• Copy the book chapter title, subtitle, and author name from the 2024 table of contents Links to an external site. and paste into the comments box

Can I submit early and continue editing?

• You can submit early and then continue editing the Wikiversity page
• The latest version before the due date will be used for marking purposes
• You can continue to edit after the due date, but it won't count for topic development marking purposes

When will I receive marks and feedback?

• Ideally, before Census Date - keep an eye on Announcements