Presentation Schedule The presentation schedule gives you the important dates for the completion of your computer-based tests, participation in forum discussions and at facilitation. Remember, you are to submit all your assignments at the appropriate time. You should guide against delays and plagiarisms in your work. Plagiarism is a criminal offence in academics and liable to heavy penalty. Assessment There are two main forms of assessments in this course that will be scored: The Continuous Assessments and the final examination. The continuous assessment shall be in three-folds. There will be two Computer Based Assessments. The computer-based assessments will be given in accordance to university academic calendar. The timing must be strictly adhered to. The Computer Based Assessments shall be scored a maximum of 10% each, while your participation in discussion forums and your portfolio presentation shall be scored maximum of 10% if you meet 75% participation. Therefore, the maximum score for continuous assessment shall be 30% which shall form part of the final grade. The final examination for LIS 211 will be a maximum of two hours and it takes 70 percent of the total course grade. The examination will consist of 70 multiple choice questions that reflect cognitive reasoning.
Frontiers, E. (2023). LIS 211: Learning and Communication Skills. Afribary. Retrieved from https://track.afribary.com/works/lis-211-learning-and-communication-skills
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Frontiers, Edu . "LIS 211: Learning and Communication Skills" Afribary (2023). Accessed November 23, 2024. https://track.afribary.com/works/lis-211-learning-and-communication-skills