WebLearn User Group talks- User Group presentations HT2012
- User Group presentations HT2012
- User Group presentations HT2012
- User Group presentations HT2012
- User Group presentations HT2012
- User Group presentations HT2012
- Experiments with WebLearn tools in Medical Sciences (PowerPoint slides)
- 2011TT
- User Group presentations TT2011
- User Group presentations TT2011
- Technology-enhanced learning and teaching
- Free education for all – open content sites – a handpicked collection
- Free education for all – open content sites – a handpicked collection
- Free education for all – open content sites – a handpicked collection
- Questions and thoughts about free for all online educaiton
- WebLearn: Tools for creating interactive online resources
- Creating interactive online learning materials using free open source e-learning applications
- Looking at the new iTunes U from an instructor perspective
- Export your WordPress blog entries to Google Blogger
- Reviewing the new iTunes U from a student perspective
- EDUCAUSE: Seven things you should know about First-Generation Learning Analytics
- Turnitin at Oxford
- Turnitin integrations
- Turnitin User Group site in WebLearn
- Turnitin User Group Inaugural meeting
- Intermittent Problem with Turnitin
- Turnitin Webinars
- Turnitin Case study and blog post
- Transform your writing like bees transform pollen
- Turnitin User Group
- Turnitin use growing at Oxford University
- Turnitin Document Viewer issue
- Sakai in UK HE
- Jasig and Sakai Announce Name for Proposed Foundation and Membership Vote on Merger
- Call for Entries for the 2012 Teaching with Sakai Innovation Award
- Teaching & Learning with Sakai Webinar
- Sakai Conference 10-15 June 2012 in Atlanta, Georgia
- Sakai Open Academic Environment (OAE) 1.1.0 released
- UK Teacher Wins a ‘Teaching With Sakai Innovation Award’ (TWISIA)
- Why Newcastle University chose Sakai
- Euro Sakai 2011 – Amsterdam
- Sakai OAE Release 1.0.0
- Sakai Commercial Partners Benefit The Whole Community
- LTG Case Studies
- Modelling the spread of a viruses: Agent-based modelling
- Assessment for Learning: Using Mobile Polls in the Classroom
- Supporting Blended Learning in Cross-Departmental Programmes: WebLearn
- Student Innovation: Developing Mobile Apps for Learning
- Agent-based modelling: The BehaviourComposer
- Supporting Tutorials: WebLearn
- Facilitating Deep Learning: Agent-based modelling
- Supporting Language Teaching: WebLearn
- Improving student understanding and public outreach: Podcasting
- LTG Likes
- OxTALENT
- OxTALENT Awards 2012
- University Outreach Awards
- Expenses paid trip to the USA?
- OER Case Studies Series
- HEA travel fund
- Strategic Content Alliance Funding Opportunities 2011/12
- JISC OER phase 3 – embedding and sustaining change
- Use of technology for Impact and Outreach
- Best Use of Student IT for Learning
- Student Podcasting
WebLearn and Turnitin – meetings and courses
WebLearn User Group Meeting: Wednesday 21 March 2012, 14:00-16:00 at OUCS (followed by tea and cake) At the next meeting of the WebLearn User Group users from Medical Sciences, the Said Business School and the Department of Continuing Education will … Continue reading
Posted in e-learning, Sakai, Turnitin
Tagged Survey, Teaching and Learning, Training, Turnitin, WebLearn User Group
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OxCAP Project: All about XCRI
The OxCAP project is a JISC funded initiative which will provide an XCRI-CAP XML feed of graduate training opportunities at Oxford. When complete, this will mean that graduate students will have a ‘one-stop-shop’ (in WebLearn) of available training modules with … Continue reading
WebLearn podcast is supremely popular!
Rev Dr James Robson ‘Supporting Tutorials: WebLearn’ is the most popular podcast on Oxford Podcasts this week and has had 60 likes on YouTube. Revd Dr James Robson is a Winner of the OxTALENT 2011 Award for ‘Best Use of … Continue reading
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Tagged For colleges, Supporting Tutorials, Teaching and Learning
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WebLearn report: Oct 2011- Jan 2012
Period: Oct 2011- Jan 2012 Software New WebLearn was upgraded in Jan 2012 – it now stands at v2.6-0×10. For more detailed information please looked at the relevant blog post: https://blogs.oucs.ox.ac.uk/adamweblearn/2012/01/new-weblearn-was-upgraded-on-10th-january-2012-to-version-2-6-ox10/ We will move to Sakai 2.8 at Easter. Improvements … Continue reading
Supporting Tutorials Using WebLearn
The tutorial system lies at the heart of Oxford’s educational experience, to further this practice LTG have produced a video case study entitled WebLearn: Supporting Tutorials. Supporting tutorial practices through the use of technology can enable both tutors and students … Continue reading
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Tagged For colleges, Supporting Tutorials, Teaching and Learning
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WebLearn and Turnitin Courses Hilary Term 2012
A variety of taught courses are offered by OUCS free of charge, to support the use of WebLearn and (as from this term) the plagiarism prevention and detection software Turnitin. In most cases, the course books can also be downloaded … Continue reading
New WebLearn was upgraded on 10th January 2012 to version 2.6-ox10
New WebLearn was upgraded on 10th January 2012 to version 2.6-ox10. We had intended to move to 2.8-ox1 but unfortunately have had to delay this again, this time until the Easter 2012 release. Many apologies for the delay. Improvements Surveys … Continue reading
Posted in e-learning, Sakai, WebLearn
Tagged Student enrolment system, Survey, System notices
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Tweet tweet
If you’ve ever fancied using Twitter then this hand guide for Academics from LSE may be useful: http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/impactofsocialsciences/files/2011/11/Published-Twitter_Guide_Sept_2011.pdf
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Open All Hours – New University of Oxford Podcasts portal launched
At the start of November the OUCS Podcasting Service launched a new web portal to showcase nearly three thousand audio, video and eBook items freely available for download (http://podcasts.ox.ac.uk). Replacing the previous directory, the improved site presents a rich set … Continue reading
Teaching with Sakai Innovation Award 2012
Each year the Sakai Foundation runs a competition to recognise and promote innovation in using Sakai (WebLearn at Oxford) for teaching and learning. The winners have travel expenses and conference registration paid to attend and present their innovations at the … Continue reading
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Tagged Awards, For departments, Teaching and Learning
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