Administrative Guide Preparing and Submitting Work For Cambridge Global Perspectives
Administrative Guide Preparing and Submitting Work For Cambridge Global Perspectives
Administrative Guide Preparing and Submitting Work For Cambridge Global Perspectives
Introduction
If you have candidates taking the Cambridge Global This guide tells you how to prepare and submit your
Perspectives components covered by this guide, you will candidates’ work through Secure Exchange.
need to upload externally assessed work or internally
• Prepare your candidates’ work by following the instructions
assessed samples of work using Secure Exchange.
and naming conventions specified in this guide
You should also refer to the Cambridge Handbook, section M • Log in to Secure Exchange and submit your candidates’
‘Centre and Cambridge Associate responsibilities: Copyright work by the deadlines specified in this guide.
and candidates’ work’, and section 5.6 ‘Malpractice’.
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Cambridge IGCSE Global Perspectives
Extra guidance
Important dates A checklist for 0457/03 is available from the ‘further
We must receive your internally assessed marks guidance’ section of the School Support Hub. Use this
and your candidates’ work by the following deadlines: to make sure you have all the documents you need.
• March series: 27 February
• June series: 30 April
• November series: 31 October. Documents and administrative forms to
include with your submission
Submit the documents below for Component 03
Component 03: Team Project
Team Project. Forms are available on the samples database:
This component is internally assessed in your centre. This www.cambridgeinternational.org/samples
means you submit marks for all your candidates. You then
submit the work of a sample of candidates so we can • An Individual Candidate Record Card for each
moderate your marks. candidate in the sample
• A Coursework Assessment Summary Form showing
For each team in the sample you must submit:
the marks of all candidates entered for the component,
• the Outcome produced by the team to meet not just the marks of the candidates in the sample
their project aim • A report showing the marks submitted for all
• the Explanation written by the team. candidates entered for Component 03. Depending
For each candidate in the sample you must submit on how you submit your internally assessed marks,
a Reflective Paper. this is one of the following:
– a copy of your Direct internal marks report
Selecting the sample of candidates’ work to
– the second copy of your Internal Assessment
send to us
Mark Sheet (MS1)
The criteria for selecting the sample of candidates to
send to us are available on the samples database: – a copy of your MIS internal marks report
www.cambridgeinternational.org/samples (UK centres only).
• A declaration of originality (cover sheet) for each
candidate in the sample to confirm that the Reflective
Paper has been produced by the candidate working
alone. Copies of this form are available on the samples
database: www.cambridgeinternational.org/samples
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Cambridge IGCSE Global Perspectives continued
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Cambridge O Level Global Perspectives
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Cambridge O Level Global Perspectives continued
For example: 2069_03_PK123_0001.doc Word/text docs .doc .docx .odt .rtf .txt
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Cambridge International A Level
Cambridge International A Level Important dates
Global Perspectives (9239/04)
For internally assessed coursework, we need to receive
Component 04: Cambridge Research Report your marks and samples by:
Your candidates’ Research Reports are internally assessed. • March series: 27 February
This means they are marked and annotated by teachers • June series: 30 April
in your centre. You then submit a sample of printed
• November series: 31 October.
reports to us. For each candidate in the sample you must
submit the Research Report and Research Log. Deadlines for submitting Outline Proposal Forms before
each exam series:
• March series: 31 July
Important information
• June series: 31 October
Do not submit Cambridge International AS & A Level
• November series: 30 April.
Global Perspectives & Research (9239/04) through
Secure Exchange. Submit a printed copy of the report by
following the instructions in section 3 of the Cambridge Documents and administrative forms to
Handbook. We must receive these reports by the include with your submission
following deadlines:
Submit the documents below with your Research Report
• June series: 30 April and Research Log:
• November series: 31 October. • an Individual Candidate Record Card for each
candidate in the sample
Refer to the samples database for more information: • an Oral Explanation Form for each candidate in the sample.
www.cambridgeinternational.org/samples Copies of the forms are available on the samples database:
Refer to the details given in the syllabus and the notes www.cambridgeinternational.org/samples along with
on the back of the form. Each form must include: guidance on annotating candidate work.
• the title of the proposal
• the scope of the investigation Extra guidance
• the content areas of the syllabus the investigation The following resources are available for 9239/04 from
is likely to draw on the ‘Syllabus’ section of the School Support Hub:
• the research methods the candidate plans to use. • Learner guide to the Cambridge Research Report
We aim to provide feedback within four weeks of receiving • Teacher guide
your forms but during the June exam series this may • Example candidate responses
take longer. Therefore, make sure you submit your forms • Outline Proposal Form samples
as early as possible and before the deadlines. • Planning sheet
Selecting the sample of candidates’ work to • Annotation guidance
send to us • Research log guidance
The criteria for selecting the sample of candidates to • Research log sample.
send to us are available on the samples database:
www.cambridgeinternational.org/samples
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Reducing file sizes using HandBrake
The maximum file size for a single multimedia video file is 500 MB. Video files must not be larger than
500 MB. The quality of the video files does not need to exceed 720p (1280 x 720 or 16:9 aspect ratio).
For all files larger than 500 MB, you must use HandBrake Step 4 Under ‘Save As’, select ‘Browse’ and choose a
(https://handbrake.fr) to reduce file sizes before uploading location for your new file. Enter a file name and click ‘Save’.
them to Secure Exchange. This will reduce the time it takes
to upload the files.
For example, HandBrake can convert a video file that is
551 MB to 43.5 MB in approximately 3 minutes and
20 seconds, which will allow you to upload the file to
Secure Exchange quickly.
Step 5 Select ‘Presets’ and then select ‘General’ and
Important information ‘Fast 720p30’ from the preset list.
You will need administrator rights on your PC/laptop
to install HandBrake. If you do not have administrator
rights, the installation will fail. Please contact your
centre’s IT department so they can give you these
rights, or install the software for you.
Step 3 Locate your video file on your PC/laptop and Step 8 When your files have been compressed, check that
click ‘Open File’. You will see the file you are converting they play correctly before uploading them to Secure Exchange.
listed next to the ‘Source’ heading.
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Accessing Secure Exchange
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Submitting work using the Upload Wizard
This section of the guide shows you how to upload candidates’ work to Secure Exchange.
The Upload Wizard is a browser add-on tool that helps you Step 4 Check you loaded all the correct files for
upload files faster and more efficiently. It is recommended the candidate. Click on ‘Upload’. A window will appear
you use the Upload Wizard to: showing you the progress of your upload.
• upload files faster using drag and drop
• upload multiple files at once.
Step 1 Log in to Secure Exchange. Click on your
‘Home Folder’ (IGCSE/O Level/Pre-U).
Step 2 Select ‘Upload files’ and the following
window will open.
Important information
If you have difficulty using Secure Exchange, please
email us: [email protected]
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