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Google Scholar removes ‘Import into WebLearn’ functionality
We knew it was going to happen, but we didn’t know when! As hinted at in a previous blog post about Google Scholar, Google have finally removed the ‘Import into WebLearn’ link from their scholarly search results page. This facility … Continue reading
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Tagged Content creation, Google Scholar, Library, Reading lists, Resources, Sir Louie
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A video explaining the Sir Louie project
This video of me at JISC’s Flexible Service Delivery seminar in Nottingham on 9th September will probably become a cult internet hit one day. In the meantime it should help to clarify what we are planning to do within the … Continue reading
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Tagged Content creation, Google Scholar, Library, New features, Reading lists, Resources
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Reading lists are set to improve
The Sir Louie Project Sir Louie – System for Integrating Reading Lists within the Oxford University Information Environment. This project will enhance two academic and administrative systems, the WebLearn (VLE), (based on the Sakai open source platform,) and the University’s … Continue reading
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Tagged For colleges, Google Scholar, Library, New features, Reading lists, Resources, Student systems integration
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Reading lists / Google Scolar now working again
“Import into WebLearn” functionality in Google Scholar appears to working again. Apologies for the break in service.
Reading lists / Google Scholar problems
The “Import into WebLearn” link disappeared from the Google Scholar interface with WebLearn’s Reading List tool some time during last week (17-21 May 2010). According to Google, this problem was caused by a failure when Google’s crawler last tried to … Continue reading