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DOK-2023: Evaluation Project Work Load
10 credits (ECTS) | Type of course
Theoretical subject. | Level of course/Year of study
Normally third year. | Language of instruction
Scandinavian languages and English. | Examination semester
Spring
| Objectives
The aim is that students should learn to master different means of evaluating a document in order then to judge the quality of a document in relation to both its physical construction, social function and cultural meaning. | Contents
Compulsory for students on the document development study course. May not be taken as an individual subject.
DOK-2023 may be taken only as a specialist subject in the document development course study, and it is recommended that this should be taken in the same semester as DOK-2022. Students are required to have completed a preliminary year''s study in Documentary Science (DOK-1010, -1011,-1012 og DOK-1016), as well as DOK-2020 and DOK-2021.
This subject is concerned with different methods of evaluating the quality of a document. It gives an introduction to different definitions of quality in relation to physical, social and cultural conditions and needs, and will be applied to the document prototypes produced in DOK-2022. | Form of teaching
This subject is offered in the Spring semester.
This subject is offered in the Spring semester. First and foremost, the teaching covers project work in the laboratory, with relevant workshops and lectures over a total maximum period of 60 hours. The work will be co-ordinated with the teaching of DOK-2022. the work is evenly spread over the 21 weeks of the Spring semester.
| Exam and assessment
Active participation is required in workshops over the course of the semester. The work assignment will be evaluated as pass or fail.
Students will create an evaluation report, where a document produced in connection with DOK-1016 is evaluated by at least two different methods and at least three different evaluation criteria. The report may use multi-media, but must include a written account at least five pages long. The report must be submitted by the beginning of week 20 in the semester and be presented at a group seminar in week 21. The seminar will be co-ordinated with the seminar for DOK-2022. The project will be placed onto the programme''s Internet site. The project must also be submitted in paper form.
Performance in the course will be assessed with pass/fail.
Exam language(s): Scandinavian languages and English.
| Contact person/lecturer
Professor Niels Windfeld Lund, tlf. 776 46284, email: Niels.Windfeld.Lund@hum.uit.no | Recommended reading/syllabus
Available on request | Course overlap
DOKMFT -1 0 sp |
Teaching spring 2007
Første forelesning: Torsdag 18. januar kl 1015, rom C 1002 | | Forelesning | Lese/skriveuker: 12 og 13.
Foreleser Prof. Niels Windfeld Lund
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