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Introduction
A National Moderation Coordinator manages an external moderation process,
which is provided for all NACCQ Sector Members, to help ensure the maintenance
of national assessment standards.
This process, approved by NZQA, ensures that all NACCQ modules taught
by Polytechnics are scheduled for moderation at least once every three
years.
The National Moderation Coordinator produces a report summarising the
feedback from each of the moderators for the March and August moderation
rounds, copies of which are sent to each participating Polytechnic.
Select an institution to view their historical record of moderation by
module and year click here - Module / Institution
search
For
further information please email the National Moderation Coordinator Jeff
Simpson
Downloads
Moderation Reports available for download:
2005, October Word Document. Download PDF
2005, March Word Document. Download PDF
2004, September Word Document. Download PDF
2004, May Word Document. Download PDF
2003, November Word Document. Download PDF
2003, May Word Document. Download PDF
2002, November Word Document. Download PDF
2002, June Word Document. Download PDF
2001, December Word Document. Download PDF Report / PDF Schedule
2001, June Word Document. Download PDF
2000, October Word Document. Download PDF
2000, June Word Document. Download PDF
1999, October Word Document. Download PDF
1999, May Word Document. Download PDF
1998, September Word Document. Download PDF
1998, May Word Document. Download PDF
1997, September Word Document. Download PDF
1997, April Word Document. Download PDF
1996, September Word Document. Download PDF
Calling all Expert Moderators
Last year NACCQ established a degree moderation system. The system is
a voluntary system run on a cost recovery basis.
The system relies on expert subject moderators moderating materials, which will
be submitted through a National Moderator. Expert moderators will be paid for
the work done ($300 per course) and will moderate materials in accordance with
the agreed moderation procedures.
Expert moderators will be expected to have some experience moderating degree
level materials and have a relevant IT qualification.
If you are interested in assisting with the moderation please complete an
application form
(right click here to download) and email
it to the National Degree Moderator, Stephen
Corich (email
scorich@eit.ac.nz).
Degree Moderation Plan
Any institute wishing to participate in the NACCQ national degree
moderation process should complete an application form (right click
here to download)
, indicating the dates and details of the courses that you want moderated.
Institutes wishing to participate in the moderation process will
be invoiced $350.00 per course, payable after an assessment plan
has been agreed and prior to the commencement of moderation of materials.
When submitting materials the following should be included:
- A detailed course prescription.
- A course schedule, which identifies all summative assessment
items and the weightings for individual assessment items.
- Copies of all summative assessment materials and accompanying
marking schedules.
- Where feasible, copies of assessed learner work for each
assessment item. Institutes should provide three samples for each
assessment item. Preferably the samples should be from learners who
scored the top, middle and bottom grades for each item. If an assessment
is competency based the sample should include samples from two students
who are judged competent and one that is judged incompetent.
- Evidence of any internal moderation procedure conducted by
the institute.
Materials for moderation should be mailed to
the National Degree Moderator: Stephen Corich, EIT Hawke's Bay, Private
Bag 1202, Taradale or emailed to Stephen Corich (email
scorich@eit.ac.nz).
Right click here to download an application
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