Repositioning Assessment-as-Portrayal: What Can We Learn from Celebrity and Persona Studies?
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- Springer International Publishing
- Publication Type:
- Chapter
- Citation:
- Enabling Power of Assessment, 2020, 7, pp. 65-78
- Issue Date:
- 2020-01-01
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Graduates must learn to present a version of themselves that aligns with the expectations and norms of their discipline or profession, organisations in which they might work and the public at large; and to be able to adapt as they change careers and workplaces. Persona studies offers a lens for reimagining more authentic forms of assessment design, ones where students can strategically construct their persona in different media and for different audiences through meaning making in relation to the worlds of work and study. We do this by mapping new possible pathways of assessment as portrayal across dimensions of persona offering specific examples of design.
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