Mapping is often treated as a compliance artefact, but used well it becomes a powerful design tool that improves assessment coverage, clarity, and consistency. This session shows how to use mapping to strengthen assessment design decisions, reduce gaps and duplication, and support better guidance for assessors—ultimately lifting confidence in outcomes.

Key Topics

Mapping as a design tool: intent, coverage, and assessment method selection
Identifying gaps, over-assessment, and misalignment early
Using mapping to improve task instructions and evidence requirements
Maintaining mapping through change: version control and review triggers
Practical mapping workflow and templates that teams can sustain

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