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Contact Hours and Field Course Hours are drawn from timetabling information.

Ready Reckoner / Stats

These are primarily used when building the WAM but give a quick indication of how an annual allowance translates into hours or days a week, and provides a summary overview of allocations within the WAM.

Teaching Tab

This provides allocations for staff members on each of the modules, excluding assessment.

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In the example above, clicking the cell with the 134 hours allocated to Kate on Ecological Principles will show the breakdown of the number in the formula bar: 40 hours for convening and 94 hours for teaching (47 contact hours):

Assessment Tab

This shows the allocation of workload for assessment for each module in a similar way:

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These currently rely on the "old measure" of time allocated to assessments shown on the modules tab - i.e. 45 minutes per assessment per student on each module.

Admin Tab

This covers all administration, leadership and citizenship roles, including general allowances and administrative buyouts external to the Department:

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In the example above, Katherine is allocated the roles of Library Representative and White Rose DTP BoS.

Research Tab

This covers both research and scholarship:

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In this example, Jon and Mark receive the allowance of 400 hours as their standard research allowance for ART staff, and Claire receives 200 hours of scholarship time as a member of T&S staff. All receive credit for their research contract buy-outs.

Supervision/Misc Tab

This tab includes hours allocations for supervision of PhD, pastoral and supervision students.

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PhD students are credited at 1 for the primary supervisor and 0.25 for the secondary supervisor (sorry, I missed an important point when I designed the spreadsheet so apologies that this is a bit confusing).

This sheet also includes credit for the Covid transition to online teaching, at a nominal 25% of the overall teaching allocation.