Conclusion Reviewing wise practices for creating and evaluating PLARs using the flip cards below will support your strategies in developing meaningful and achievable PLAR assessments. Note For PPL Facilitators: track the completion of this asynchronous training in the DC Connect course prior to submission of the created PLAR evaluation. If not already enrolled, contact the faculty administrator to be enrolled in the DC Connect course. Bibliography Algonquin College (n.d). Developing a PLAR Assessment. Accessed July 2026 from https://www.algonquincollege.com/plar/files/2018/09/Developing-a-PLAR-Assessment.pdf Northern College (April 2010). Prior Assessment & Recognition Resource Guide. Accessed July 2026 from https://www.northerncollege.ca/leid/docs/plarreferenceguide2012.pdf PSB Canada (n.d). Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR) Portfolio Development Guide. Accessed July 2026 from https://www.psb-planningcanada.ca/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/PLAR-Portfolio-Development-Guide.pdf Ray, L., Vaillancourt, A., Wick, C. & Beaulieu, L. Nov. 2024. Indigenous Prior Learning, Assessment and Recognition: Discussion Paper. https://oncat.ca/assets/oncat/ONCAT_IndigenousPriorLearningAssessmentandRecognition_2024.pdf Seneca Polytechnic, (n.d).Module 1: Understanding and Developing PLAR- PLAR Handbook for Assessors, Articulate. Accessed July 2026 from https://teachingandlearning.senecapolytechnic.ca/plar/module01/#/ Seneca Polytechnic, (n.d). Module 2: Evaluating PLAR- PLAR Handbook for Assessors, Articulate. Accessed July 2026 from https://teachingandlearning.senecapolytechnic.ca/plar/module02/#/ Thomson, K.T. and Zakos, P. 2021. International Indigenous Recognition of Prior Learning RPL Practitioner Manual. Gardan Books, Essance Publishing.