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WebLearn Phishing Attack (of sorts)
Quite a few people have received a strange message (given below) about the need to reactivate an expiring WebLearn account. I would like to assure you that this is NOT a legitimate message: users should NOT click or follow the … Continue reading
WebLearn upgraded to Version 2.8-ox8
WebLearn was upgraded on 12th November 2013 to version 2.8-ox8. This release is a bumper edition with a huge amount of improvements in many areas. On this occasion, you may find it more useful to peruse the detailed release notes … Continue reading
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
Posted in Sakai, Student Experience, Web, WebLearn
Tagged Home page, Researcher Training Tool (formerly SES), Resources, Security, System notices, Web Content
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Firefox now blocks non-secure content from WebLearn: WebLearn pages may need to be edited
A recent change to Firefox v23 browser behaviour may have a significant impact on WebLearn users. Firefox v23 will now block Mixed Active Content by default. This makes it more secure. It will not display non-secure (http) content within the … Continue reading
Is WebLearn Secure?
WebLearn does not currently have any known security issues and all connections and data transfers to and from the new WebLearn are encrypted using the secure HTTPS network protocol. The WebLearn team are kept constantly up to date by the … Continue reading