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Ofqual's symposium presentations

Thursday, 17 November 2016
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Ofqual's symposium presentations
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View the presentations from our autumn symposium – how consistent can marking be?

The event, held on Monday 14 November, featured eminent speakers from the UK and abroad.

Sue Bloxham (MS PowerPoint Presentation, 11 MB) Ed Wolfe (MS PowerPoint Presentation, 233 KB) Beth Black (MS PowerPoint Presentation, 3.86 MB) Yoav Cohen (MS PowerPoint Presentation, 1.31 MB) Roger Murphy (MS PowerPoint Presentation, 2.59 MB) Beth Black double marking (MS PowerPoint Presentation, 1.9 MB)

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