Caution: put brain in gear before engaging pen

[nmg]

My exam questions came back from the internal panel this morning, and go off to the external examiner at the end of the day. Today I learned that the internal assessment process for exam papers doesn't actually work that well. The panel had picked me up on a minor ambiguity in a question. Ironically, this was a question that I had largely lifted from a previous paper and then changed extensively. The text they didn't like was about the only bit that I hadn't rewritten.

However, they missed the fact that the example program fragment in the same question was now complete bollocks (this is a technical term) due to my muddle-brained retyping. Ironically, this was the only bit of the original question that I hadn't intended to change at all.

In summary, I'd just like to say that our exam secretaries are bloody marvellous.

Comments

[killtest.livejournal.com]

What this says about the internal panel is more interesting, as you intended of course. I take it you're not surprised at the efficacy of the 'support' staff. "Administrators Save World - Superman at Laundry" is the headline once again...