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- Turnitin at Oxford
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New Version of WebLearn Released
New WebLearn was upgraded on 11th January 2011 to version 2.6-ox6. For more detailed information please looked at the detailed release notes. Unfortunately due to technical difficulties, it was not possible to upgrade the surveys tool. We apologise for this … Continue reading
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Can I remove the ‘users present’ display on a site?
The display of the ‘users present’ information can be suppressed by the central WebLearn team. If you would like take advantage of this facility then please get in touch with us stating the site URL and the name of the … Continue reading
WebLearn courses during Hilary Term 2011
Here are the dates for WebLearn courses and the WebLearn User Group meeting during Hilary Term 2011. Course details are available on the courses database and bookings open 30 days in advance of each course: http://www.oucs.ox.ac.uk/itlp/courses/. There is now a … Continue reading
Mobile Oxford (m.ox) updated (includes WebLearn improvements)
From Tim Fernando: A quick announcement to mention that version 0.4 of Mobile Oxford is now live (http://m.ox.ac.uk), amongst a whole bunch of bug fixes (https://github.com/mollyproject/mollyproject/wiki/Changelog-0.4) also introduces a few major features: Transport Page – With one click you can … Continue reading
Sakai Conference 2011 moved to North America
The Sakai Foundation have announced plans to relocate next year’s Sakai conference from Berlin to an as yet unspecified venue in North America. the dates remain the same though (June 14 – 16, with pre-conference sessions on June 13). This … Continue reading
Time to Apply – Teaching with Sakai Innovation Award
The entry process is now open for the 2011 Teaching with Sakai Innovation Award (TWSIA). The application and supporting materials are available at http://openedpractices.org/twsia. The 2011 award seeks to expand the sharing of innovative teaching and collaboration practices to include: … Continue reading
Sneeky Peek of Sakai Open Academic Environment (aka Sakai 3)
From the Sakai newsletter: NYU Launches Pre-Release Pilot of Sakai OAE/SAKAI 3 New York University is pleased to announce the launch on November 5,2010 of the first pre-release pilot of the Sakai Open Academic Environment (OAE) — a revolutionary platform … Continue reading
The benefits of an Open Source VLE
Start Lee and Melissa Highton recently gave a virtual presentation to a conference in Malaysia via Skype. One of the things they spoke about is the benefits to Oxford of choosing an Open Source VLE. FutureGov Asia picked up on … Continue reading
Displaying WebLearn calendars on external websites
Some users are taking advantage of WebLearn’s ability to export calendars in ‘iCal’ format and are syndicating their calendars to departmental intranets or public websites. Nuffield Department of Orthopaedics, Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal Sciences also (luckily) known as NDORMS have adopted … Continue reading
WebLearn’s Mobile Phone Interface
I thought it would be useful to explain the mechanics behind the WebLearn (Sakai) mobile phone interface (m.ox). Mobile Oxford (or m.ox) is based on a piece of open source software called Molly which relays (or ‘proxys’) requests from a … Continue reading