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University of Sydney Business School: Recent submissions

    • Outsiderness and socialisation bump: first year perspectives of international university research students 

      Zeivots, Sandris
      Published 2021
      Australia has among the highest percentages of international English as an additional language background (EAL) university students worldwide and this is steadily increasing. These students contribute immensely to Australia’s ...
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    • Co-design as a networked approach to designing educational futures 

      Wardak, Dewa; Wilson, Stephanie; Zeivots, Sandris
      Published 2024
      Design is a contested term, and this has implications for designing educational futures. Described through five senses to elucidate its complexity, design can be conceptualised as domain, as process, as plan, as the resulting ...
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    • Perceived impact of generative AI on assessments: Comparing educator and student perspectives in Australia, Cyprus, and the United States 

      Kizilcec, R.F.; Huber, E.; Papanastasiou, E.C.; Cram, A.; Makridis, C.A.; Smolansky, A.; Zeivots, S.; Raduescu, C.
      Published 2024
      The growing use of generative AI tools built on large language models (LLMs) calls the sustainability of traditional assessment practices into question. Tools like OpenAI's ChatGPT can generate eloquent essays on any topic ...
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    • Towards a framework for designing and evaluating online assessments in business education 

      Huber, Elaine; Harris, Lynne; Wright, Sue; White, Amanda; Raduescu, Corina; Zeivots, Sandris; Cram, Andrew; Brodzeli, Andrew
      Published 2024
      With the recent and rapid transition to online teaching and learning in higher education, this explanatory study investigated the key design considerations used by business educators designing assessments suitable for ...
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    • Are users ready to accept fully flexible walking in on-demand mobility? 

      Pellegrini, Andrea; Fielbaum, Andres
      Published 2025-03-14
      On-demand ride pooling benefits from updating its routing decisions in real-time as new information becomes available, as well as from optimising the pickup and drop off (PUDO) points to avoid long detours. Both features ...
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