WebLearn User Group talks- Technology-enhanced learning and teaching
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- Turnitin at Oxford
- New Turnitin Guides site
- 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
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- Sakai in UK HE
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Liven up your WebLearn pages!
It is a little known fact that WebLearn now contains Twitter’s Bootstrap library. Bootstrap is world’s most popular front-end component library and can be used to make amazing-looking and fully responsive dynamic web pages. Bootstrap allows you to easily add the following … Continue reading
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Tagged Bootstrap, Content creation, Lessons Tool, Resources
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Creating (WebLearn) content using Xerte: Webinar 8 April @ 17:00
Xerte is an (ALT-C) award winning suite of browser-based tools developed by Nottingham University that allow anyone with a web browser to create interactive and accessible learning materials quickly and easily. Xerte is a new project to Apereo, currently working … Continue reading
Changes to the Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) Licence
The University’s information and advice on complying with the CLA Licence and relevant University procedures has been substantially revised and is now available at the copyright licencing pages of the Academic Services and University Collections website. The pages include guidance … Continue reading
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Tagged Copyright, Copyright Licensing Agency Licence
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Mobile Oxford vs. AppGrad WebLearn ‘App’ – one clear winner!
Mobile Oxford provides the only fully supported WebLearn mobile application. This provides easy-access to a handful of the most popular areas of WebLearn, it also restricts the ability to remove material which is invaluable should the mobile device be lost … Continue reading
Posted in Web, WebLearn
Tagged For students, Mobile Oxford (m.ox), Mobile phone access, Security
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WebLearn 2.8-ox7.1 Released: Many Fixes for Firefox 23 Blocked Content Included
WebLearn was upgraded on 12th September 2013 to version 2.8-ox7.1. This was an emergency release which added functionality to WebLearn so that it rewrites pages in order to display content and links that would otherwise be blocked by Firefox 23 … Continue reading
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Tagged Home page, Researcher Training Tool (formerly SES), Resources, Security, System notices, Web Content
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Five great free screen capture tools
Thanks to Fawei Geng for this post. Screen capture software can be used to: deliver online lectures that include annotations create demo videos for any computer programs record a video explaining a technical solution to a problem frequently asked by … Continue reading
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Tagged Content creation, Free software, Podcasts, Teaching and Learning
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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
Seminar: using digital media to support research and teaching
Stuart Lee is giving a talk for the Digital Media User Grounp on Friday 13th (2pm Isis, OUCS) on his experience in using digital media to support his research and teaching. Details below and book here: http://www.oucs.ox.ac.uk/itlp/courses/detail/DMUG Using his personal … Continue reading
Displaying RSS (& Twitter) feeds on HTML pages in WebLearn
WebLearn has a built-in tool, News, for displaying RSS feeds; it is even possible to display feeds from Oxford Podcasts – these will feature an in-page media player for audio and audio-visual podcast display. Sometimes it is desirable to insert … Continue reading
WebLearn now has a Short URL facility
We have had many complaints about the length of URLs for items stored within Resources. A common problem is that the URLs get split when included in email messages. The URL of a site (or tool within a site) can … Continue reading