WebLearn User Group talks- HT 2014 User Group presentation – Slides
- HT 2014 User Group presentation – Audio file
- HT 2014 User Group presentation – Audio file
- HT 2014 User Group presentation – Audio file
- HT 2014 User Group presentation – Slides
- HT 2014 User Group presentation – Audio file
- MT 2013 User Group presentation - Audio file
- MT 2013 User Group presentation - Audio file
- MT 2013 User Group presentation - Slides
- MT 2013 User Group presentation - Audio file
- Technology-enhanced learning and teaching
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- Turnitin at Oxford
- Free Turnitin workshops 2024
- NewsGuard: check the veracity of online news services
- Resources to assist Turnitin instructors
- Turnitin free webinars
- Take a look at the Oxford Turnitin FAQs
- How can Turnitin be used to investigate the academic integrity of a piece of student writing?
- 2019 Turnitin User Summit
- Turnitin Scheduled Maintenance 13 July 16:00-00:00
- Message from Turnitin about the recent takeover
- The Turnitin user guides have moved again
- Sakai in UK HE
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- LTG Case Studies
- LTG Likes
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- OxTALENT
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WebLearn Improvements – Version 11-ox8.1, released w/c 4 December 2017
Ooops note / disclaimer! I just noticed that I had inadvertently forgotten to publish this blog post. Many apologies for the delay. WebLearn was upgraded during the week of 4 December 2017 to version 11-ox8.1. There was no downtime associated … Continue reading
“The Only Way Is Up” – the increasing use of WebLearn over the last few years
I was just preparing the monthly report for the WebLearn service and thought it may be interesting to look at the long term trend in WebLearn usage. WebLearn has been using Google Analytics since January 2015 so I plotted a … Continue reading
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