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Problems with Reading Lists in sites created from a Template
We have just discovered a problem with Reading Lists in the 3 site templates: Template for content Template for tutors Template for lecturers It would appear that when a site is copied (duplicated) any Reading List contained within that site … Continue reading
Old WebLearn now unavailable.
Old WebLearn (aka Bodington) has now been decommissioned. This happened on the morning of 18 Sept 2012. The service is now unavailable. See Melissa Highton’s blog post: ‘Bodington VLE retires’ giving the full story of the history of Bodington and … Continue reading
Finding images for use in WebLearn
Most of the images that can be found on the web will have some sort of copyright attached to them. If you want to use an image on the web, in a Power Point presentation or in WebLearn then you must … Continue reading
WebLearn unavailable on 25 September 2012 7-9am
It is planned to upgrade WebLearn to version 2.8-ox3 on Tuesday 25 September 2012 7-9am. There will be no service during this period. In addition, the ‘Turnitin via WebLearn Assignments Tool’ service will be unavailable from 6pm on Monday 24th … Continue reading
WebLearn User Group meeting: Tuesday 25 September
WebLearn User Group meeting: Tuesday 25 September 14:00-16:00 (followed by cream tea), Venue: IT Services (formerly OUCS), 13 Banbury Road. Presentations from: Claire Aland (Dept of Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics): Behind the scenes – supporting Anatomy teaching using WebLearn Liz … Continue reading
Release Notes – WebLearn – Version 2.8-ox2 – 21 August 2012
New WebLearn was upgraded on 21st August 2012 to version 2.8-ox2. For more detailed information please looked at the detailed release notes. Improvements Arrange site now allows you to delete the site, this should remove the problem of there being … Continue reading
Old WebLearn (Bodington) will be decommissioned on 18 Sept 2012
Old WebLearn (aka Bodington) will be decommissioned on the morning of 18 Sept 2012. The service will be unavailable after that date. If you still have useful material stored therein then you should archive it as soon as possible. There … Continue reading
WebLearn unavailable on 21 August 2012 7-9am
It is planned to upgrade WebLearn to version 2.8-ox2 on Tuesday 21 August 2012 7-9am. There will be no service during this period.
WebLearn User Group 2pm, 10th July 2012
Please come along to the next meeting of the WebLearn User Group, to be held at OUCS on Tuesday 10 July from 2 to 4pm, followed by cream tea. Booking is required: http://www.oucs.ox.ac.uk/itlp/courses/detail/TOVD More details: https://weblearn.ox.ac.uk/info/eas Adam Marshall will enlighten … Continue reading
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WebLearn and Turnitin information sessions for staff
Are you planning staff induction or preparation sessions for the new academic year? You are? Then why not consider including a WebLearn or Turnitin information session in your schedule. The central WebLearn team is able to offer free information or … Continue reading
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