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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.

Off-campus learning, Teaching tips 05/04/2020 05/04/2020

Building a learning community in the time of COVID-19: Overcoming isolation and keeping students motivated

We are living, teaching and learning in extraordinary times. This semester, we had an increased focus on developing a sense of belonging and connection…

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Off-campus learning, News & events 03/04/2020 03/04/2020

Reimagining our teaching for online delivery – book a consultation now

Our shift to fully online learning has been swift and incredibly well received by students. This semester, we first had to learn how to…

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Off-campus learning, Student experience, Teaching research, Teaching tips, Transition 23/02/2020 28/02/2020

Ensuring off-campus students can access resources to learn anywhere and anytime

This semester, many units are runningwith online supported learning for at least part of the semester for students impacted by travel restrictions. A positive,…

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Off-campus learning, Student experience, Teaching research, Teaching tips, Transition 23/02/2020 28/02/2020

Including off-campus students in a positive learning experience

As semester 1 starts, many units are runningwith online supported learning for at least part of the semester for students impacted by travel restrictions….

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Transition, Student experience, Teaching research, Teaching tips 30/01/2020 21/02/2025

Transition as one stage of a journey

Starting university is a daunting and life defining moment. The University of Sydney is a very large institution with a wide range of disciplines…

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Student experience, News & events, Sydney Curriculum, Sydney updates 30/01/2020 30/01/2020

Making our curriculum visible: unit outlines now online

Unit of study outlines are now published on the University’s website in a common format,giving staff and students unprecedented and transparent access to our…

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Transition, Student experience, Teaching research, Teaching tips 15/10/2019 31/01/2020

Developing a sense of belonging

Students’ sense of belonging is closely associated with their ratings on the overall quality of their educational experience at the University (figure to the…

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Student experience, News & events, Sydney Curriculum, Sydney updates 12/10/2019 31/01/2020

Unit outlines in the palm of students’ hands

In 2020, unit of study outlines will be available on the University’s website in a common format, making them more consistent and accessible, to…

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Transition, First Year Coordinators, Student experience, Teaching tips 23/07/2019 31/01/2020

Support students with a values affirmation exercise

The start of semester can be an exciting and stressful time for students. For those from under-represented groups, a place like The University of…

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Teaching research 16/07/2019 16/07/2019

A tipping point for higher education?

The disruption of higher education through forces such as technological innovation, globalisation, shifts in government funding, and changes in the nature of work has…

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