04 / Verification method
Assess capability. Evidence learning.
Source-grounded assessment, private grading and the distinction between a pass and CPD.
Policy
aice-cpd-2026.1
Document updated
7 November 2026
Policy effective date
Awaiting owner confirmation
Publication review
Reviewer appointment pending
Assessment integrity
AiCE stores generated-course answer keys separately from public questions. Existing server-side grading owns scores and one-use submission rules. A partner-reported quiz result is an external knowledge check, not an AiCE-authoritative assessment.
Source-grounded questions
AiCE generates versioned questions from explicitly approved source text and grades them privately through the signed partner API. The free self-directed pilot uses 10 questions per proposed hour and a 70% pass mark. Estimated duration is unverified; a passing self-directed record is not independently accredited. Live end-to-end learner delivery must be verified separately.
Skills, reflection and practical evidence
A knowledge test alone cannot establish supervised practical competence. Reflection and skills evidence require a defined rubric and suitable review; practical activity requires supported evidence and relevant supervision. No universal numerical validity is claimed.
Passing is not an hour award
A passed assessment with missing QA or completion evidence stays pending for CPD. Failed required assessments, bare proficiency and externally claimed scores do not issue CPD hours. Public verification preserves existing identifiers and distinguishes verified time from proficiency points.
Sources & method
Based on AiCE's implemented CPD policy, stored-answer grading, reviewer approval controls and partner API v1. These are implementation references, not evidence of external validation.