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Assessment 1 Instructions

Scoping Exercise – Due Date – Mon 28 March 2016 at 11.59 pm (all late assignments will

have their marks for this assessment adjusted according to Faculty of Arts/Education

rules)

5-10 Minute (or 5 slide) video presentation – 20 Marks

Instructions

This Unit requires you to select a transnational, cross-national / comparative or international

crime problem from the range of potential topics identified in Modules 1 and 2 that are

elaborated on in Global Criminology and other related source material, and from your own

interest in either of these areas. In other words, the topic you select for Assessment 1

becomes the basis for your larger and more detailed research in Assessments 2-3. As such, it

would be wise for all of you to look at the outline of all three assessment requirements in

the ACR301 Unit Guide, when planning your response to this Assessment.

Once you have selected a potential transnational, cross national / comparative or

international crime problem to focus on, you are required to prepare and submit a 5-10

minute audio or audio visual presentation equivalent to 800 words, involving 4-5

powerpoint or keynote slides that ‘scope’ or outline in initial terms:

a) the general nature of the problem you are examining;

b) how it happens and why it raises particular issues or problems for the administration

of justice;

c) one or two examples that illustrate the ‘scope’ of the problem you have chosen and

some of the key dilemmas it raises for justice administration;

d) a summary of any additional issues that emerge from the literature you have found

in your preliminary research; and

e) the issues and approach you hope to adopt in building your current knowledge and

research on the topic for Assessments 2-3.

You should not take any examples you have from any of the recommended texts (use this as

a guide to find other examples, otherwise it is a little too easy). If you are unclear about the

types of sources you should use in ‘scoping’ your topic, please post these on the Assessment

1 discussion thread in the CloudDeakin site.

We have created a rubric in the ACR301 site that allocates a maximum of five marks under

each of the following criteria:

a) Viability of the topic – this covers the degree to which your topic is relevant to the

Unit content in Modules 1 and 2, and will have enough information available for you

to build on for Assessments 2-3;

b) Relevance of issues covered and illustrative examples – this covers how you describe

issues associated with the problem and any individual case studies or issues to

‘illustrate’ the problems on the topic you have selected;

c) Quality of presentation – including audibility, visibility of slides, presentation style;

d) Overall quality – including staying within the stipulated time/word/slide length, the

level of ‘interest’ your presentation generates, and how you intend to build your

research and understanding of the topic in Assessments 2-3.

The rubric will be open when the dropbox is formally opened in Week 2.

You are advised to ensure that all links you provide to external sites for accessing your

presentation are working, and that the platform you are using for the presentation is

compatible with both pc and Mac computers. You are also advised that audio recording in

powerpoint could take up to an hour or more to upload into the dropbox because of the file

sizes this program produces.

Students are advised to read the following instructions on how to use Deakin Air -

http://www.deakin.edu.au/students/clouddeakin/help-guides/video-and-audio/deakinair,

and to raise any further questions about technological issues or the instructions for this

assessment, in the Questions about Assessment 1 discussion thread.

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