CUADES523 — Design virtual and hybrid events
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What an assessment for CUADES523 must cover
35 assessable components: 4 elements (16 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 9 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 6 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 Prepare to design virtual and hybrid events
- 1.1Analyse design briefs and event information to determine event scope, objectives, time frames, target audience and design requirements
- 1.2Confirm roles and responsibilities in design process, as required
- 1.3Identify work health and safety (WHS) issues, licensing and regulatory requirements and operational factors that may affect the design of events
2 Generate and evaluate design ideas for the events
- 2.1Develop different ideas that address design requirements
- 2.2Research, analyse and assess technology, equipment and venue options
- 2.3Collaborate with relevant personnel and discuss ideas of others
- 2.4Evaluate ideas in line with requirements of design briefs and industry trends
- 2.5Select ideas that best meet design briefs and operational factors
3 Draft design for events
- 3.1Draft event designs according to design briefs, budgetary considerations and required timeframes
- 3.2Specify equipment and technology that meets design briefs
- 3.3Confirm functionality and compatibility of event technology
4 Finalise and present designs for the events
- 4.1Discuss event designs with relevant personnel and agree on final modifications
- 4.2Apply changes to event designs as required
- 4.3Agree to final design and confirm design requirements for events have been met
- 4.4Develop comprehensive documentation to support design implementation
- 4.5Distribute final design and documentation to relevant personnel according to event requirements
Performance evidence
- design at least two events, one virtual and one hybrid, according to different design briefs and requirements.
- research and develop design ideas that support the event objectives and respond to design requirements within required timeframes and budgets
- develop final design and documentation for each event
- communicate and work collaboratively in the design process for each event
Knowledge evidence
- safety, licensing and regulatory implications relating to virtual and hybrid events, including: - work health and safety (WHS) requirements - copyright and intellectual property requirements
- key features of design briefs relating to events in performance evidence, including: - event scope and objectives - target audience - budget - agenda - technology requirements - environmental and social considerations - safety, licensing and regulatory requirements
- key design requirements for virtual and hybrid events, including: - technologies and platforms than can be used for virtual and hybrid events - accessibility requirements and inclusive design features - formats for documenting event designs - documentation associated with the design of events
- types of hybrid or virtual events in the creative industries, including: - live music - dance performance - film festivals - art exhibitions - live production
- design principles relating to events described in performance evidence, and the relationship between different design elements of events
- event budgetary constraints
- key roles and responsibilities for the design of virtual and hybrid events
- industry trends and technological developments that impact on the design of events
- technical and equipment requirements of virtual and hybrid events described in performance evidence
Foundation skills
- Reading: Interprets and critically analyses ideas and information from different sources
- Writing: Communicates ideas and information effectively and in a style appropriate to audience and purpose
- Numeracy: Makes adjustments to expenditure to ensure the design of the events is within budget
- Planning and organising: Uses a planning process to organise and manage time and tasks, including timeframes
- Self-management: Works independently and collectively with responsibility for own plans, decisions and outcomes
- Digital literacy: Identifies digital technologies and systems that address event requirements
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What does an assessment tool for CUADES523 need to cover?
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