Good Practice Guide for WIL CaseStudies

Outcomes

Publishing case studies facilitates the following in the WIL community:

• sharing expertise and resources;
• inspire innovation;
• strengthen all WIL curricula;
• strengthen WIL evaluation;
• bench marking good WIL practice;
• effective WIL leadership;
• engagement with industry and community;
• embedding WIL in the curriculum for credit.

Criteria

The criteria for selection of a case study for publication will be based on the following criteria:

• evidence of the benefit of WIL to the student, community/industry and university;
• evidence of best practice and/or innovation in assessment;
• evidence of successful evaluation process;
• evidence of wider impact.

Staff Development

Academic staff should also evaluate industry engagement against the Australian University Teaching Criteria and Standards Framework Criteria 5.

Once you have submitted your case study you will receive an automated response indicating your that your submission has been received.

Your submission will undergo review in a timely manner and you will be notified if the case study

1. has been accepted or rejected;
2. requires further development, in which case we will provided feedback and advice.

If the case study is accepted we will provided a final draft for your approval prior to publication.

Complete the form to submit a case study for consideration.