If you are appointed as an assignment producer or examiner in the national collaboration, you will find useful information on this page.
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If you are appointed as an assignment producer or examiner in the national collaboration, you will find useful information on this page.
The county councils invite all appointed examiners and subject teachers in subjects with locally administered written exams in spring 2024 to a joint, subject-independent examiner meeting. The gathering is for examiners and subject teachers in all subjects. Participants will not be divided into subject-specific groups.
Two similar sessions are arranged at different times to give as many people as possible the opportunity to attend one of them. The session will be held in Teams. All those who will be grading locally given written exams in spring 2024 are especially encouraged to participate. Other interested parties are also welcome to attend.
Timing:
09.04.24 at 12.00 - 14.00 Team meeting link to team meetingt
11.04.24 at 15.00 - 17.00 Team meeting link to team meetingt
Theme
There is no registration for the collection. You can log in to the session by following the link above, on the date that suits you best. All teachers in subjects with locally administered written exams are invited to the meeting, even though not all of them will be grading locally administered written exams in spring 2024. The exam draw will be announced on May 15.
Welcome
When you agree to mark locally administered written examinations, you are obliged to maintain confidentiality about the marks awarded.
Important documents for the grading:
Only the headmaster (for pupils) and the county council (for private individuals) can decide whether the candidate has cheated, cf. §§ 3-34 and 4-26. If the examiner suspects that the candidate has cheated in the exam, the examiner must report this to the county council responsible for the subject. The examiner must mark the answer based on the rules for assessment in the regulations for the Education Act.
practical information
By logging on to the website of the Norwegian Directorate of Education or clicking on the link PAS - exam , the examiner gets access to:
Information about access to the PAS exam will be sent to the examiner by e-mail in connection with the appointment letter.
Answers
All submissions must be digital in PAS. Either by writing directly into the new exam and test system, or by scanning and uploading submissions to PAS.
Set character proposal
The examiners must individually register their mark proposals in the PAS exam for all answers, before they, in consultation with the co-examiner, agree on and register a final grade.
Set final grade
Only when both examiners have set their proposed grades and confirmed them in the PAS exam will they be able to see each other's proposed grades and set a final grade. This can be done either by phone or by having the sensors meet. Joint censorship is not carried out. If the examiners agree to meet, and this requires travel, this must be agreed in advance with the client. The final grade is recorded in the PAS exam. Only the second examiner has access to record the final grade.
Disagreement about grading
If the examiners cannot agree on a final grade, it is the second examiner who decides, cf. Section 3-28, subsection 6.
Missing answer
If an answer is missing for a candidate who is listed as having taken part in the PAS exam, the examiner must contact the relevant school/county municipality. Contact information will be available in the PAS exam.
Censorship deadline
The censorship deadline is stated in the assignment letter and must be observed. You will also see the deadline for setting the final grade in PAS when you are logged in.
Fees
The fee is paid by the county council responsible for grading.
In the case of appeals against locally administered written examinations, each appeal shall be heard by an appeals board appointed by the responsible county council.
The members of the Appeals Board shall consider the appeal in accordance with the rules set out in Section 5-9 of the Regulations to the Education Act.
Important documents for complaint processing
Exam guidance on the website and in the subjects where available:
practical information
By logging on to the website of the Norwegian Directorate of Education or clicking on the link PAS - examination , the members of the appeal board have access to:
Information about access to the PAS exam is sent to the appeals board by e-mail in connection with the appointment letter.
Answers
All answers must be digital in PAS. Either by entering the answer directly into the new exam and test system, or by scanning and uploading the answers to PAS. In exceptional cases, paper answers may appear. Information about access to PAS can be found in the appointment letter.
Assessment of complaint
The appeal board must assess whether the grade set is reasonable or unreasonable, cf. regulations to the Education Act, § 5-9.
Maintain grade/new grade/reason
Regardless of whether the grade is maintained or whether a new grade is awarded, this must be registered in PAS - Exam together with the justification. PAS autogenerates a text based on the grade awarded by the Appeals Board. Example. The Appeals Board finds that the grade is not unreasonable in relation to the performance in the exam. The grade of 2 - TWO - is maintained. In addition, the Appeals Board shall write a justification covering the following:
The appeal board must be precise in its use of terms. Adjectives used to describe the competence shown in the exam answer must be the same as those used to describe the candidate's competence in the examination guide. Both appeal board members must approve the grade and justification.
The responsible county council shall quality assure the Complaints Board's reasoning before approving the appeal censure. If the county council responsible for the appeal considers that the Complaints Board's grounds are not good enough, or the Complaints Board has registered errors, a new assessment must be opened. The Complaints Board must then review and quality assure its grounds again.
Appeal processing deadline
You will see the deadline for handling complaints in PAS.
Fees
The fee is paid by the county council responsible for the complaint.
Most subject codes within avionics, aviation and space technology are not included in the national cooperation. Subject codes AVI4003 and AVI4030 are exempt.
As an assignment producer, you must familiarize yourself with the Framework for locally administered written exams. You will need training in the examination and test system. The responsible county council will provide training and guidance, but you should also be expected to train yourself by working in the system. Udir has prepared a competence package for training in the exam and test system, which can be found by following this link: All open courses (instructure.com) In addition, assignment developers can make use of Udir's knowledge database. This can be found by following this link: Kunnskapsdatabasen - Kunnskapsdatabasen for eksamens- og prøvesystemet - Confluence (udir.no)
There is a user support service that both task producers and the responsible county council can use. If you as a task producer need access to the user support service, contact the county councils that have appointed you as a task producer.
Examination papers must be prepared for all subject codes with registered candidates by the registration deadline.
The framework for locally administered written exams can be found as a pdf here:
You can find an overview of which county councils are responsible for the various subject codes by opening this file:
The division of responsibilities for spring 2023 can be found by opening the document below:
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