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foreign with our strategy and commitment to strength and engagement The Arc has heard your feedback on the importance of providing more information about the arc's grant assessment processes and as a result we're trialing a new process The Arc recognizes that unsuccessful applicants will benefit from feedback to identify areas of improvement for future applications as part of the Industry fellowships Program funding announcements commencing with the mid-career industry fellowships scheme unsuccessful applicants will receive the following information banded feedback selection advisory committee feedback detailed assessors scores assessments and rankings and general assessors scores and rankings to access this information simply log into the research management system [Music] navigate to your existing applications click the details button next to the relevant application and select the feedback tab at the top of the page at the top of this page you can see where your application has been ranked in terms of feedback banding if you scroll down you can see your general assessment scores the application panel refers to the discipline panel for the application for most schemes there are four to five discipline panels for schemes that have a single multi-disciplinary panel such as the mid-career industry Fellowship scheme the application panel will appear as combined [Music] the application panel rank refers to the initial rank of the application in the selection meeting and is a combination of the detailed and general assessor scores [Music] the application panel rating refers to the overall application rating using both General and detailed assessor scores [Music] by clicking The View buttons underneath the general assessment section you can see your scores from each General Assessor The Carriage one column indicates which of the general assessors is the lead General Assessor the rank column refers to the rank each assessor has given to the application within the pool of applications they have assessed the weighted ranking column refers to how the application has been scored against the assessment criteria the rating is determined by how each individual assessment Criterion is weighted situated rankings are used to reduce marking bias when a scheme has a significant volume of applications [Music] interior scores show the raw scores from each assessor for each of the scheme specific selection criteria [Music] if you scroll further down you can see your detailed assessment scores by clicking The View buttons underneath the detailed assessments section you can view the feedback provided from each detailed Assessor here assessment criteria scores show the raw scores from each assessor for each of the scheme specific selection criteria along with the detailed explanation of why that score was given we hope you found this instructional video helpful for more details on the categories and terms and to provide feedback on this new process please visit the arc website or email information at arc.gov dot a u