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Adam Bridgeman

Adam Bridgeman

Pro Vice-Chancellor, Teaching and Learning at the University of Sydney. 2015 Australian National Learning and Teaching Fellow.

Assessment, Educational integrity 2 October, 2025 2 October, 2025

Two parallel lanes: the roadmap for a future-ready transformative education

Generative AI is a revolutionary technology whose impact on society, industry and individuals is likely to be far larger than the invention of the…

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Assessment, Educational integrity 2 October, 2025 2 October, 2025

Navigating AI in Higher Education: tasks ahead for 2025 and 2026

The rise of generative AI marks a seismic shift in education: one that rivals the impact of the internet, the printing press, and electricity….

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Build teacher-student relationships, News & events 18 July, 2025 18 July, 2025

A snapshot of student diversity at Sydney

This article has been updated from the original (2021), and the 2022 and 2023 versions, to include data covering our current students. Our students come from many…

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Educational excellence, News & events, Student experience 10 June, 2025 10 June, 2025

Rethinking student evaluations: evidence and practice

In years gone by at the end of each semester, we would open an envelope containing hand-written student evaluations with a mix of expectation…

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Assessment, Educational integrity 18 March, 2025 26 March, 2025

The Sydney Assessment Framework

The 6,700 unit of study availabilities in 2024 each had an average of 4.4 assessments. Students took around 30,000 individual assessments and there were…

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Assessment, Have clear communications and expectations, Offer meaningful assessment, feedback and academic integrity 14 January, 2025 14 January, 2025

Supporting students with early feedback in 2025

Higher Education Support Amendment Bill 2023  The Higher Education Support Amendment (Response to the Australian Universities Accord Interim Report) Bill 2023  requires universities establish a…

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Assessment, Educational integrity, News & events 26 November, 2024 4 March, 2025

Aligning our assessments to the age of generative AI

TL;DR: The reality of assessment in the age of generative AI Generative AI tools exist that can accurately create content (including written work, images,…

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Assessment 12 September, 2024 1 December, 2024

Program level assessment design and the two-lane approach

The University’s ‘two-lane approach’ to assessment, summarised below in Table 1, focuses attention on the legislated need to ensure our graduates have met the…

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Assessment, Student experience 5 September, 2024 5 September, 2024

To grade or not to grade – is it time to go gradeless?

At Sydney, almost all units of study use a graded system for assessment; that is students’ work is assessed as being on the scale…

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Sydney updates, Teaching tips 3 July, 2024 3 July, 2024

Rules, access, familiarity, and trust – A practical approach to addressing generative AI in education

TEQSA recently asked all higher education institutions to reflect “meaningfully on the impact of generative AI” on teaching, learning and assessment practices and develop…

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