CUAWRT406 — Write nonfiction material

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What an assessment for CUAWRT406 must cover

44 assessable components: 4 elements (20 performance criteria), 9 performance evidence and 8 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 7 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 requirements for nonfiction material

1.1Establish requirements of the nonfiction material including topic and elements of composition
1.2Clarify purpose and required outcomes of the nonfiction material with relevant people
1.3Identify intended audience and select the most suitable form, publication media
1.4Develop ideas and concept for the nonfiction topic
1.5Clarify copyright, intellectual property and regulatory requirements for the nonfiction material
1.6Identify appropriate language, style, tone and length for the intended audience
1.7Determine appropriate grammar, spelling and punctuation for the intended audience

2 Plan and prepare to write nonfiction material

2.1Develop timeline for completion of the nonfiction material based on requirements
2.2Prepare resources needed to produce the required materials
2.3Plan writing task to reflect the publication media, scope, structure and content of the nonfiction material
2.4Research and gather information to ensure that the requirements of the writing task will be met

3 Create draft of nonfiction material

3.1Use safe work practices including addressing ergonomic requirements when undertaking writing tasks
3.2Use writing techniques and structural elements appropriate for the publication type to create draft nonfiction material
3.3Perform basic editing of draft to meet the requirements of the nonfiction material
3.4Perform basic proofreading of draft to meet the requirements of the nonfiction material
3.5Check content complies with copyright and intellectual property requirements

4 Complete the nonfiction material

4.1Confirm the draft is appropriate for the purpose, publication media and intended audience
4.2Seek feedback from relevant stakeholders and establish the method by which feedback will be provided
4.3Discuss and confirm any modifications with relevant people
4.4Complete agreed modifications and produce final draft within required timelines

Performance evidence

Evidence of the ability to write at least one extended nonfiction text (4000 words or more) and one shorter written nonfiction material (2500-3000 words), of different forms (e.g. blog, journal, and book) and for each written material:
communicate with relevant stakeholders to confirm the purpose and requirements
plan and acquire the necessary resources to write the nonfiction material
develop timelines for completion of the nonfiction according to contractual and regulatory requirements
write original material using technique, form, style, structure and perspective voice, point of view appropriate to the publication media and the requirements of the nonfiction material
identify and use at least two methods for collecting and tracking feedback on draft material from relevant people
comply with relevant copyright and intellectual property requirements
edit and proofread draft material and discuss modifications with relevant people
follow relevant health and safety practices for writing tasks

Knowledge evidence

forms and text types of nonfiction material
different purposes and audiences for nonfiction material
techniques and styles used to develop various forms of nonfiction writing
types of media used to publish nonfiction material, and describe the particular characteristics of each
basic proofreading and editing techniques, including the use of style guides
regulatory, copyright and intellectual property requirements as they relate to writing and publishing works
basic operations of word-processing software used to produce, edit and track changes in written material

Foundation skills

Reading: Analyses and interprets textual information from various sources Compares material from multiple information sources Applies appropriate strategies to check texts for accuracy
Writing: Generates complex written texts, demonstrating a broad range of writing styles and techniques Selects vocabulary, grammatical structures and conventions appropriate to the text and audience Creates documents using language, format and style appropriate to the context and audience
Oral communication: Uses clear language to articulate personal understandings, ideas and opinions
Numeracy: Estimates time required for production tasks, creates timeframes and calculates resource requirements
Navigate the world of work: Understands responsibilities and complies with copyright and intellectual property requirements relevant to writing tasks
Interact with others: Collaborates with others to achieve writing goals Selects and uses communication practices and protocols appropriate to audience
Get the work done: Adopts a logical and methodical approach in planning, organising and completing requirements within timelines Develops new and innovative ideas through exploration and analysis

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What does an assessment tool for CUAWRT406 need to cover?

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