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ADP Events [email protected]
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ADP Sydney School Office [email protected]
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ADP Support [email protected]
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ADP SharePoint
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Events
Academic Excellence Program all-staff Town Hall
Register to hear Professor Annamarie Jagose, Provost and Deputy Vice-Chancellor, and Professor Susan Rowland, Vice-Provost, provide an update on the program, outline the key points in the Draft Change Proposal and answer your questions.
Disability Inclusion Week - Universal Design for Learning introductory workshop
Join us for a 60-minute workshop (with additional 30 minutes Q&A) where we explore the CAST Universal Design for Learning (UDL) framework.
Research Insights Series: GenAI
There has been a very rapid and wide uptake of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) technologies over the past two years. While it undoubtedly has had many positive impacts for research, there are significant risks and disadvantages in its use. How do researchers engage with this exciting new technology?
Updates and services
Student Centre temporarily relocating to Fisher Library
The Student Centre will be temporarily relocating to Fisher Library Learning Hub from Wednesday 4 September 2024. The Student Centre at Fisher Library will operate as the primary Student Centre location, while the Carslaw West Learning Hub will continue to offer all ID card services.
ServiceNow upgrade – 9 September 2024
The annual ServiceNow upgrade has been scheduled to be released to the University community on Monday 9 September 2024. In this upgrade we’ll be moving from the 'Vancouver' version of ServiceNow to 'Washington'. No major changes are expected; features and functionality currently available are expected to remain in the new Washington version. Please note: the ServiceNow application and the Services Portal will be temporarily unavailable from 1 am to 3 am on Sunday 8 September. Please avoid submitting any forms or tickets during this time. Read more about the annual upgrade on the Services Portal.
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- Exams portal
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- Finance EPM
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- Insights Hub
- IRMA
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- Macquarie Dictionary
- myHRonline
- MyLab
- My Library account
- myResearch Ethics
- Office 365 Portal
- Online Teaching Allocations (OTA)
- Password management (Okta)
- Payments to the University
- PeopleSoft financials
- Policy Register
- Power BI
- Publish Partner
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- Records Online
- REDCap
- Research Data Management Planning
- Research Education Candidature System (RECS)
- Research Professional
- Research Profiles Management
- Research Supervisor Connect
- Riskware
- Room bookings (resource booker)
- SEAMS
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- Services Portal
- ServiceNow Client
- SPIRE
- Special consideration and arrangements
- Student Survey System
- Sydney Curriculum
- Sydney Student
- Timesheets
- Timetabling
- UniBuy
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- Workday
- Workday Learning (formerly CareerPath)
- Workday learning (formerly CareerPath) for academic affiliates
- Zoom
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