Picture of James Mackenzie Skills Portfolio 3 Feedback Now Available by James Mackenzie - Friday, 22 November 2024, 12:01 PM Number of replies: 0 Hi everyone, Hope you are having some well-deserved relaxation time now session 2 has finished. Just to let you know that your Skills Portfolio 3 feedback is now available. Thanks for putting so much creativity and energy into this assignment. I hope you had fun advocating for your chosen Arts discipline. Please note that all feedback will be provided in the Turnitin link (where you submitted the Communication Brief). No feedback will be provided in the media artefact dropbox. Just a final reminder that ARTS/ARTX1000 is Pass / Fail, which means that all final grades of 50% or above will automatically convert to a Pass (Satisfactory) and there is no final numerical grade. Your final result will read either Satisfactory (Pass) or Fail. The numerical grade listed in the final result will say zero, but don't worry, this will be the same for everyone. Your official results for session 2 will be released on December 5th. The unit will be finalised very shortly, so if you need to contact me about anything please do so via email (james.mackenzie@mq.edu.au). A massive THANK YOU for a fantastic session, and wishing you all an incredible academic journey. Best, James, Alison, Kais, Lana and Simran

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