Scaling up use of SRES in semester 2, 2020
The ‘Student Relationship and Engagement System’ (SRES) was developed by teachers at Sydney to help other teachers personalise engagement with large student cohorts. By…
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Welcoming students with SRES
I started my tertiary education journey here at the University of Sydney. While I was fortunate enough to have somewhat of a soft landing…
Transforming practice and personalising feedback and engagement – at the inaugural SRESCon2019
Join over 100 educators from 7 universities on Tuesday 19 November 2019 to share good practice around personalising student learning using data. Specifically, we’ll be…
Start this semester off with SRES
While there’s admittedly a lot that you can do in an Excel spreadsheet (like pulling together different sources of information with vlookup, late penalties…
“Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement!”: Using SRES in a large, first-year sociology course
With over 500 students, lecturing shared among 5 co-coordinators, and 24 tutorials run by 10 tutors, reaching out to particular students in a first-year…
Personalising learning support in large units using the SRES
Imagine sitting in a large lecture theatre with 400 other students, your lecturer at the front of the room not knowing who you are,…
Personalising learning support using the SRES
Do you want to be able to contact and support individual students based on their performance and engagement but find it difficult in your…
2022 Sydney Teaching Symposium – resources
This page contains the supporting resources and recordings related to the Monday 18 July 2022 Sydney Teaching Symposium. This popular event highlighted approaches to…
‘If we want student engagement, we need to engage academic staff first’: teaching in a changing online environment.
Dr Simon Kwok holds a PhD from Cornell University and specialises in time series econometrics and finance: ‘essentially a study of how observations align…
[2A1] Notes from the apocalypse: Building relationships in a group-work based unit with 1100 students
OLES1602 “The Apocalypse in Science and Culture” ran for the first time in Semester 2, 2021. This six-credit point OLE teaches science, and the…