• WebLearn VLE - Guides and help in using the University of Oxford's VLE including 'step-by-step' and 'least you need to know' guides, FAQ, glossary, exemplar sites and case studies.
• Podcasting at Oxford - A one-stop shop for the podcasting service at Oxford. How to podcast at Oxford, podcasting case studies and recording equipment.
• Technology guides - Quick guides covering some popular teaching technologies and ways they can be used to support tutorials, lectures, assessment, communication at Oxford.
• Online and blended learning- Papers covering a range of teaching and learning activities and how to use new technologies in devising, running and supporting these activities.
• Classroom technology - You can explore various classroom technologies in our own training rooms. Demos on request.
• E-learning at Oxford - The Learning Technologies Group (LTG) provides advice and support for the use of IT in teaching, learning and research on campus.
• Plagiarism detection and academic skills support - Collected resources from the Academic Standards and Policy Committee.
• Mobile learning - Information about the Oxford University services which are available via your mobile phone.

Subject specific resources

• Arts & Humanities
• Mathematical & Physical Sciences
• Medical Sciences
• Social Sciences
• Additional Resources

Memberships

• Association for Learning Technology (ALT) - University of Oxford is an institutional member of ALT. ALT is a professional and scholarly association which seeks to bring together all those with an interest in the use of learning technology. Each year ALT publish news letters, an online journal and host a large conference for researchers and practitioners. Institutional membership qualifies members of the University to a discount at events and conferences.
• EDUCAUSE - LTG maintain a subscription to EDUCAUSE on behalf of the University. EDUCAUSE is a nonprofit association in the United States whose mission is to advance higher education by promoting the intelligent use of information technology. There are many useful tools and resources on their site.
• Sakai Foundation - Through our development of the WebLearn VLE at Oxford we are members of the Sakai Foundation. The Sakai Foundation is a member-based, non-profit corporation engaged in the collaborative design, development and distribution of open-source software for education, research and related scholarly activities. It encourages community-building between academic institutions. The Foundation also works to promote the wider adoption of community-source and open standards approaches to software solutions within higher education.
• BUFVC (British Universities Film and Video Council) - Oxford University is a member of BUFVC. BUFVC is a representative body which promotes the production, study and use of film and related media in higher and further education and research. They run a range of events and training. Membership entitles University of Oxford staff to a discount at training events.
• Second Life - Oxford University pays a subscription to maintain an island in the virtual world, Second Life. Universities and schools around the world use Second Life as part of their educational programmes. The Oxford University island is open to members of the University on request. Please contact LTG if you are interested in gaining access.