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Adam Bridgeman

Adam Bridgeman

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

Active Learning
Teaching research, Teaching tips 30 August, 2016 23 September, 2016

Effective Lecturing: Encouraging Students to Take Notes

There are lots of benefits in taking notes during lectures. Before slides and handouts, students used to spend the majority of the class trying to…

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Students study widely for exams
Teaching research, Teaching tips 29 August, 2016 30 August, 2016

53 Powerful Ideas All Teachers Should Know About – Configuring Exams

In Idea 10 of Graham Gibbs’ blog, he discusses the idea that “Students’ marks are often determined as much by the way assessment is configured…

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Teaching research, Teaching tips 29 August, 2016 29 August, 2016

Small changes in teaching: Spacing out learning

In a series of articles in The Chronicle from his book “Small Teaching: Everyday Lessons From the Science of Learning“, James M. Lang presents simple and practical…

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Digitial Access Implementation Plan launch
News & events, Sydney updates, Uncategorized 26 August, 2016 27 August, 2016

Making our Digital Environment More Accessible

Week 7 is the University’s Disability Inclusion Week. This week brings students and staff together each year to learn more about the experiences of people…

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Image depicting digital literate
Educational excellence, News & events 24 August, 2016 30 August, 2016

National Award for Innovators in Technology Enhanced Learning

Technological advances promise to change the role of the teacher and the way in which students learn. The ACODE and Pearson Award for Innovation…

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Educational excellence, News & events, Sydney updates 19 August, 2016 21 September, 2016

Celebrating Contributions to Educational Excellence

The Vice-Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence expand the Vice-Chancellor’s Scheme for Outstanding Teaching to a suite of awards covering all of the University’s activities and…

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Teaching research, Teaching tips 10 August, 2016 10 August, 2016

Small changes in teaching: Giving them a say

In a series of articles in The Chronicle from his book “Small Teaching: Everyday Lessons From the Science of Learning“, James M. Lang presents simple and practical…

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Teaching tips 10 August, 2016 10 August, 2016

53 Powerful Ideas All Teachers Should Know About

In Idea 40 – that ‘self assessment is central to intrinsic motivation‘ – from Graham Gibb’s blog, he argues for the importance of involving students…

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News & events, Science, Teaching tips 10 August, 2016 17 March, 2017

Week 4 // Open Door: observe and refresh your teaching

Week 4 // Open Door is a university-wide event designed to enable people to see how others teach and to observe how innovative approaches…

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Web conferencing
First Year Coordinators, Teaching tips 20 April, 2016 6 March, 2017

Accessible teaching resources: using common authoring tools

It has been estimated that the human brain takes in around 34 gigabytes of data each day. For our students, much of this will…

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