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- Turnitin at Oxford
- New Turnitin Guides site
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- NewsGuard: check the veracity of online news services
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- 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
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- Sakai in UK HE
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Chart of logins around the start of term
I thought it may interest people to see how many separate logins are made per day around the start of term. Note that these are separate logins not unique users. The graph shows a peak of 17044 on the first … Continue reading
EuroSakai in Paris 28th-30th Jan 2013
From Ian Dolphin: I am pleased to announce the 2013 EuroSakai Conference, in association with ESUP and Jasig. The event will be hosted by University P.M. Curie (UPMC-Sorbonne Universités) at its Jussieu Campus in Paris between January 28th and 30th. … Continue reading
WebLearn unavailable on 16 October 2012 7-9am
It is planned to upgrade WebLearn to version 2.8-ox3.3 on Tuesday 16 October 2012 7-9am. There will be no service during this period. This bugfix release will address problems with the SES tool.
Alleged cheating at Harvard – opportunity for Oxford to be proactive
Melissa Highton, co-director of Academic IT Services, has posted a thought-provoking piece on her blog highlighting the case of alleged cheating at Harvard and posing questions about plagiarism detection policies and processes at Oxford University. You can read it at: http://blogs.it.ox.ac.uk/melissa/2012/10/06/scandal/
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WebLearn upgraded to Version 2.8-ox3 – 25 September 2012
WebLearn was upgraded on 25th September 2012 to version 2.8-ox3. For more detailed information please looked at the detailed release notes. Improvements OXAM now housed within WebLearn many improvements to the Assignments tool in the area of Turnitin integration, eg, … Continue reading
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Tagged Assignments, New features, OXAM, Researcher Training Tool (formerly SES), System notices, Turnitin
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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
WebLearn and Turnitin courses MT 2012
Come along to learn more about WebLearn, Turnitin and avoiding plagiarism – attend our free half-day courses, byte-sized or lunch-time sessions. Booking is required, using the links provided. Booking opens 30 days in advance – if booking is not yet open … Continue reading
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WebLearn User Group meeting: Tues 25 Sept 14:00
Come along to the next meeting of the WebLearn User Group, to be held at IT Services (formerly OUCS), 13 Banbury Road, on Tuesday 25 September from 2 to 4pm, followed by our traditional cream tea. Booking is required: http://www.oucs.ox.ac.uk/itlp/courses/detail/TOVD … Continue reading
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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
New WebLearn case studies
The following new case studies have recently been uploaded to the WebLearn Guidance site (weblearn.ox.ac.uk/info > Showcase > Case Studies using WebLearn): An organic approach to an intranet (Wulf Forrester-Barker, NDORMS) Student voting: using the WebLearn Polls tool (Janet Smart, Saiid … Continue reading
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