Assessment 2030 is proud to support our Curtin Co-Design course prioritisation program, which supports course teams to create cohesive, scaffolded learning experiences for students.
The Curtin Co-Design program partners with priority courses to implement Assessment 2030 principles, building GenAI literacy while maintaining rigorous academic integrity.
Working with assessment designers, the program supports educators as subject matter experts, to enhance their units while preserving full autonomy over teaching approach and content. Through collaboration, innovative solutions are co-created that strengthen student engagement and learning outcomes.
The co-design process targets three key enhancement areas:
Our flexible semester-long collaborative process is structured in distinct phases, each designed to build upon previous insights while allowing adaptation to the course team’s specific needs and timeline.
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To give you a sense of what the process looks like in practice, we spoke with a course team who recently completed their Co-Design journey. In this short video, they share what the experience was like working with the team, the benefits they found along the way, and how it supported both their teaching and their students’ learning outcomes.
We’ve developed a Learning Outcomes Guide to help staff review and refine their learning outcomes so they align with Curtin’s academic standards and support both teaching excellence and student success. It offers practical advice on alignment, scaffolding, and ensuring outcomes reflect the skills and knowledge students need to demonstrate. This resource is especially useful for staff who don’t have direct access to the Curtin Co-Design process.
Course participation in Curtin Co-Design is coordinated through nomination by your PVC and Dean (Learning & Teaching). If your course has been selected for this collaborative opportunity, our team will contact you to begin planning this enhancement journey together. Curtin Co-Design is part of Curtin University’s commitment to supporting academic excellence through collaborative innovation and evidence-based practice.