ExPECT
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ExPECT-project produced a set of 19 educational videos on research assessment.
ExPECT-project produced a set of 19 educational videos on research assessment.
Links to all of the videos
Links to all of the videos
1. What I Need To Know About Responsible Research Assessment
4. Assessment Situations, Processes and Actors: What, Who and How
6. Research Integrity and Responsibility in Research and Its Assessment
7. Addressing Unconscious Bias
8. Transparency in Assessment Processes
9. Recognizing Open Science in Responsible Researcher Assessment
10. What is a Career Assessment Matrix and How to Use It
11. Narrative CVs: What Are They and Why They Matter
12. Crafting a Narrative CV - Quality Over Quantity
13. How To Assess the Quality of Research
14. Assessing Interaction, Knowledge Transfer and Impact
16. Evaluator's Instructions - Assistant Professor and Postdoctoral Researcher
17. Evaluator's Instructions - Associate Professor
18. Evaluator's Instructions - Professor
19. Principles and Guidelines for Selecting and Training Evaluators
20. Assessment in Positions Focused on Teaching
Why the H-Index is Inadequate for Researcher Evaluation
Why Journal-Based Metrics Should Not Be Used in Researcher Evaluation
My responsibilities in the project
My responsibilities in the project
All the visuals for the videos including:
Planning a style and color palette that would be possible to produce within the limited time frame. The style also needed to support the format of an educational video.
Character design and character rigs using Duik Angela in Adobe After Effects.
Illustrating and animating all the elements in Krita and Adobe After Effects.
Syncing the animation to the pre-made audio.
Some progress images including:
Some progress images including:
Character and color planning, part of the custom icon collection and a couple of shots from some of the videos.
Character and color planning, part of the custom icon collection and a couple of shots from some of the videos.
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