CUAEVP512 — Develop and manage exhibition interpretive strategies

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What an assessment for CUAEVP512 must cover

49 assessable components: 4 elements (18 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 16 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 9 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 Determine communication needs

1.1Analyse overall exhibition concepts and determine parameters for interpretive strategies
1.2Review required exhibition documentation to inform strategy development
1.3Source required information on audience profile and research characteristics and needs
1.4Establish links between audiences, concepts and proposed storylines and themes
1.5Confirm communication needs in consultation with required stakeholders

2 Develop interpretive strategies

2.1Document aspects of interpretive strategies based on analysis and consultation and according to organisational policies and procedures
2.2Develop options and approaches that account for audience needs, cultural sensitivities, overall objectives, operational constraints and the principles of universal access
2.3Test strategies and ideas with required personnel and refine as required
2.4Identify need for and source specialist advice as required
2.5Prepare strategies in format that meets organisational policies and procedures and within required timeframes
2.6Communicate strategies to required colleagues and stakeholders

3 Oversee implementation of interpretive strategies

3.1Organise internal and external resources for development of materials according to organisational policies and procedures
3.2Monitor the production of materials according to organisational policies and procedures and suggest adjustments as required
3.3Facilitate coordinated approach through ongoing consultations with other exhibition personnel
3.4Deal with problems that arise in ways that minimise disruption according to organisational policies and procedures

4 Evaluate interpretive strategies

4.1Establish applicable evaluation mechanisms with required stakeholders
4.2Assess the success of interpretive strategies using evaluation mechanisms according to organisational policies and procedures
4.3Share knowledge gained from evaluation with colleagues

Performance evidence

determining parameters for interpretive strategy based on analysis of exhibition concepts and documentation, audience profile and potential storylines and themes
refining options and approaches for strategies through consultation and testing, drawing on specialist advice where required
developing operationally realistic exhibition interpretive strategies that meet audience and organisational requirements
working within required timeframes and dealing with potentially disruptive issues that arise according to organisational policies and procedures
select and use evaluation mechanisms that inform future work processes
adhere to cultural sensitivities throughout developing and implementing exhibition interpretive strategies

Knowledge evidence

roles of different people involved in the exhibition development process and how they interrelate
the purpose of an exhibition interpretive strategy and its impact on all aspects of exhibition development and implementation
organisational policies and procedures for developing and implementing exhibition interpretive strategies, including those relating to disruption minimisation strategies
organisational policies and procedures for developing and implementing exhibition interpretive strategies, including those relating to cultural protocols
organisational policies and procedures for developing and implementing exhibition interpretive strategies, including those relating to timeframes and schedules
organisational policies and procedures for developing and implementing exhibition interpretive strategies, including those relating to documentation requirements
exhibition development concepts, including themes
exhibition development concepts, including sub-themes
exhibition development concepts, including storylines
exhibition development concepts, including interpretation
exhibition development concepts, including principles of interpretation
processes for drawing links between collections, audience needs and interpretive approaches
commonly used interpretive approaches, including specific techniques and technical issues associated with their use
cultural protocols relevant to the development of interpretive strategies, including those for exhibitions of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander material
principles of universal access and different audience communication needs, including potential specific needs
key features of evaluation mechanisms suitable to evaluate interpretive strategies

Foundation skills

Numeracy: Manages resources and expenditure using basic mathematical processes
Oral communication: Interacts effectively in verbal exchanges, using language and features applicable to audience and context Clarifies information and elicits views and opinions of others using active listening and questioning skills
Reading: Establishes and monitors strategies through interpretation of textual and visual information
Writing: Prepares documentation using appropriate industry terminology in required format Conveys ideas clearly and according to organisational policies and procedures for the target audience
Initiative and enterprise: Evaluates outcomes of decisions and strategies and identifies opportunities for improvement
Planning and organising: Accepts responsibility for planning, developing and implementing interpretive strategies Uses problem-solving techniques to identify, analyse and resolve issues Evaluates outcomes of decisions and strategies to identify opportunities for improvement
Problem-solving: Identifies, analyses and resolves issues using problem-solving techniques
Self-management: Takes full responsibility for following policies and procedures
Teamwork: Contributes and elicits creative ideas in collaboration and cooperation with others Uses appropriate conventions and protocols when communicating with colleagues and external stakeholders

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What does an assessment tool for CUAEVP512 need to cover?

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