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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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Data Flow in the OXCAP Project
We thought it may be useful to explain how data about graduate training makes its way from training providers into the SES tool in WebLearn. To do this we produced the diagram below. This shows the 3 different methods of … Continue reading
Posted in OxCAP, Sakai, WebLearn
Tagged Mobile Oxford (m.ox), Researcher Training Tool (formerly SES), WebLearn
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Accessing WebLearn via Mobile Oxford: Wed 16 Nov, 12:30-13:30 at OUCS
Did you know that you can have students complete a quick quiz during a lecture using their mobile phones and instantly see and discuss the results? Did you know that students can use their mobile phones to receive course announcements, … Continue reading
Posted in e-learning, Sakai, Web, WebLearn
Tagged Mobile Oxford (m.ox), Mobile phone access
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Interesting report by UC Berkley about Mobile Access to Sakai
I just came across this comprehensive and very interesting report by UC Berkley detailing what students would find useful if a mobile interface into Sakai were developed. The top two wishes were viewing Announcements and checking details of Assignments. Mobile … Continue reading
WebLearn Announcements now available via Mobile Oxford
The Mobile Oxford team have now added the Announcements tool to their WebLearn area. Clicking on the Announcements link in Mobile Oxford will collate all announcements from all sites where the user is a participant and display them in a … Continue reading
Posted in e-learning, Sakai, Web, WebLearn
Tagged Announcements, Mobile Oxford (m.ox), Mobile phone access, New features, System notices
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WebLearn upgraded to 2.7-ox7.1
New WebLearn was upgraded on 26th April 2011 to version 2.6-ox7.1. Here is an exhaustive list of the changes: Integration of the Reading List tool (within Resources) with the Bodleain Library”s SOLO search interface* Real-time availability information now available within … Continue reading
Posted in Sakai, WebLearn
Tagged IMS LTI, Library, Mobile Oxford (m.ox), New features, Polls, Reading lists, Sign-up Tool, Survey, System notices
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New Version of WebLearn Released (v2.6-ox7)
New WebLearn was upgraded on 12th April 2011 to version 2.6-ox7. For more detailed information please looked at the detailed release notes. Improvements Importing a Reading List in RIS format now displays item title FLV (video) files can now be … Continue reading
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Tagged Bug, Copyright, Help, Mobile Oxford (m.ox), New features, News tool, Oxford Podcasts, Reading lists, RSS, Sign-up Tool, System notices
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Technical information about oAuth and Sakai (WebLearn)
Matthew Buckett wrote this article about the authentication technology that we opted to use to allow mobile phones to connect to WebLearn (Sakai). “We went down the route of using OAuth between Mobile Oxford (m.ox) and Sakai as it allowed … Continue reading
Mobile Oxford wins the UCISA Award for Excellence
Mobile Oxford which amongst other things provides access to WebLearn on a mobile phone has just won a prestigious award. Mobile Oxford is being used as part of our Mobile Phone Polls pilot – students can vote in a WebLearn … 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