Previously, when the same evidence applied to several criteria, assessment designers had to configure that evidence repeatedly under each criterion. Assessors could then see the same evidence repeated throughout the assessment.
Explore how this has changed with the update below...
Assessment Designers can now choose "One set of evidence for the whole assessment". With this option, evidence is configured once at the report level rather than separately for every criterion.
The existing A set of evidence for each criterion option remains the default for assessment designs that require criterion-specific evidence.
Evidence can also be selected more flexibly by:
For assessors, shared evidence appears once at the top of the report, while scoring items remain organised under their individual criteria.
Where To Find It:
Outcomes Report Setup > Overview > Assessment Structure
Select One set of evidence for the whole assessment when configuring the assessment structure.
Not every assessment needs the same evidence repeated across multiple criteria.
When a single collection of learner work provides evidence for an entire assessment, setting it up once can make the assessment structure easier to build and easier to review.
This gives assessment designers more flexibility to structure evidence around how learning is actually demonstrated, while helping assessors focus on the relevant evidence without unnecessary repetition.
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