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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, Offer meaningful assessment, feedback and academic integrity, Transition 1 November, 2023 18 January, 2024

Supporting students through pre-census assessment and feedback

The role of early assessment and feedback The strategic use of formative or low-stakes assessment during the initial weeks of a unit of study…

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News & events, Teaching tips 28 September, 2023 8 April, 2024

Should we use generative artificial intelligence tools for marking and feedback?

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools such as ChatGPT are powerful aids for writing and analysis. As we understand their potential for improving teaching and…

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Core pedagogical principles, Educational excellence, Student experience 18 September, 2023 28 September, 2023

Strategic Education Grants are back!

And this time they are bigger than ever. Got a great idea for improving the learning and assessment in your unit? Need time and…

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Educational excellence, Teaching research 15 September, 2023 31 March, 2024

Unravelling the teaching-research nexus

The Higher Education Standards Framework legislation requires Australian universities to research and teach. Indeed, higher education is distinguished from other parts of education by…

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News & events, Teaching tips 17 July, 2023 17 July, 2023

Supporting students to use AI responsibly and productively

We’ve released a new resource, co-created with students, to help students upskill in their understanding and application of generative AI. Our goal is to democratise…

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Assessment, Teaching tips 12 July, 2023 19 May, 2025

What to do about assessments if we can’t out-design or out-run AI?

Generative AI is improving at a rapid pace and is increasingly integrated into software that we use daily. It is becoming increasingly clear that there…

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Assessment, Teaching tips 8 June, 2023 8 June, 2023

ChatGPT is old news: How do we assess in the age of AI writing co-pilots?

In the seven months since ChatGPT was released, the world of generative AI has progressed at an almost impossible pace. Trying to keep up…

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Core pedagogical principles, News & events 5 June, 2023 8 June, 2023

Teaching and Learning Strategy 2023-2025

The University’s 2032 Strategy has the aspirations of delivering a student-focused education which is transformational and which ensures that a greater diversity of students…

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Teaching tips 13 March, 2023 13 March, 2023

Students answer your questions about generative AI – part 2: Ethics, integrity, and the value of university

The discourse around generative AI in higher education has heard from academics, researchers, and thought leaders – but the student voice has been largely…

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Teaching tips 13 March, 2023 13 March, 2023

Students answer your questions about generative AI – part 1: Assessments and their future

The discourse around generative AI in higher education has heard from academics, researchers, and thought leaders – but the student voice has been largely…

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