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Kria Coleman

Kria Coleman

AI in education, Assessment 02/06/2026 02/06/2026

MCQs still matter for learning – here’s how to make them count

Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) quizzes have long been part of many assessment plans. But with easy access to AI and its phenomenally rapid performance…

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News & events 11/05/2026 19/08/2026

Rubrics: More than a marking tool

Assessment drives learning. At the University of Sydney, it serves three interconnected purposes: supporting students to act on feedback and improve (assessment for learning),…

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Build teacher-student relationships, DVC (Education and Students), First Year Coordinators, Teaching tips, Transition 29/04/2026 29/04/2026

Engagement doesn’t have to be visible

When we picture an engaged student, we tend to envisage the similar things: a hand raised, a question answered, a contribution offered without hesitation….

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Offer meaningful assessment, feedback and academic integrity, Teaching tips, Transition 20/04/2026 20/04/2026

Assessments for learning, equity, and agency in a first-year unit

Assessment redesign is rarely driven by a single factor. In a first-year, first-semester Occupational Therapy unit at the University of Sydney, several pressures and…

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Teaching tips, Transition 09/04/2026 10/04/2026

Five ways to help first year students become better learners

The University of Sydney’s 2026 Transition Symposium* asked a deceptively simple question: Do we actually teach students how to learn? Keynote speaker Professor Sally…

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Student panel and MC sit speaking at the End of Year event in front of a slide screen with a big window and garden beyond.
Student experience, Transition 16/02/2026 16/02/2026

Supporting first-year transition to university at Sydney

A student’s first year at university is the springboard to their learning journey. Making a successful transition to university is crucial to helping students…

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Assessment, News & events 12/09/2025 12/09/2025

Four strategies for implementing custom AIs that help students learn, not outsource

The launch of Cogniti has opened new opportunities for teachers at the University of Sydney to design customised AI agents that align with unit…

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Educational excellence, Offer meaningful assessment, feedback and academic integrity, Use engaging approaches to content delivery 07/07/2025 07/07/2025

How to design custom AIs that can propel learning

Cogniti, a platform that lets educators easily build their own generative AI ‘agents’, offers exciting opportunities to enhance teaching and learning. The key to…

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News & events 24/06/2025 25/06/2025

From AI Anxiety to Teaching Confidence: Ways Forward

Your students are already using AI. The question isn’t whether AI belongs in higher education; it’s how you can engage with it thoughtfully and…

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An AI-generated image showing a person with a brain lit up in different colours and electric-like sparks issuing from it.
Assessment, Offer meaningful assessment, feedback and academic integrity, Teaching tips 26/02/2024 26/02/2024

A fresh look at MCQs using Cogniti

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools, like ChatGPT aregenerativein that they create something new by using machine learning algorithms to make outputs that are similar…

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