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6BUS1267 Digital Economy

Module Title:	Digital Economy	Module Code:	6BUS1267
Assignment Format & Maximum Word Count	Report 1750 words +-10%	Assignment Weighting:	40% individual
Coursework Submission:	Date: 30th April 2023 Method: Canvas	Coursework return Date returned to students:	End May 2023
Module leader	Natasha Khilji	First marker	Natasha Khilji
Internal Moderator	Approved ☐ Date:	Module Board name	ISPM
External Examiner	Approved ☐ Date:	Module Board date	TBC
Module eligible for an extension on submission date (subject to UPRs)	YES / NO

Assessment Criteria

Learning Outcomes: Knowledge and Understanding tested in this assignment:

Examine the range of digital economy solutions appropriate to an organisation’s strategic objectives Summarise how the digital economy has developed and consider how it will continue to develop in future Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of online communications

Learning Outcomes: Skills and Attributes tested in this assignment:

Communicate effectively developments in the digital economy and strategies to enable organisations to respond to them. Write a business report that examines the opportunity for strategic improvements in current business practice

Feedback /Marking criteria for this Assignment

The performance will be assessed using HBS Grading Criteria and Mark scheme. Guidance for improvement will be given in writing on the Assessment Feedback Form or on the StudyNet Feedback Form within 4 weeks of submission. For each day or part day up to five days after the published deadline, coursework relating to modules submitted late will have the numeric grade reduced by 10-grade points until or unless the numeric grade reaches 40 for levels 4, 5 and 6 or 50 for level 7 (PG).  If a submission is more than 5 working days after the published deadline, a grade of zero will be awarded. Where the numeric grade awarded for the assessment is less than 40 for levels 4, 5 and 6, or 50 for level 7, no lateness penalty will be applied.

Student Support and Guidance 

• For further help, contact your module leader in their drop-in hours or by email. 
• Use the Grading Criteria and Mark Scheme to help improve your work. 
• Go to CASE workshops, use the CASE website and drop-in hours www.studynet.herts.ac.uk/go/CASE/  
• Academic English for Business support is available through daily drop-ins from the CASE office.  See the CASE workshop timetable on the CASE main website page for details. 
• Use the Online Library to access quality information resources for your research. Library Search will help you discover, books, ebooks, journal articles and more.  
• Further down the Online Library page the Subject Toolkit for Business, under Specialist databases provides access to industry standard business information databases. 
• For an overview of Library & Computing Services seeGet Started, one of the Library SkillUP units. 
• Library SkillUP  can also help you develop your skills in Searching, Reading, Evaluating and Referencing information. 
• Use Library SkillUP to speak to a Librarian via Chat, join a Library Skills session or make an 1-to-1 appointment with a librarian. See what workshops are on offer as part of our Online Study Success Hub  Course   

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