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How do I access materials from Study direct or Matterhorn lecture recordings now that these services have been decommissioned?


Study direct and Matterhorn were decommissioned on 1 September 2020, so their contents are no longer available. 

This document lists the materials that can be retrieved, along with the information we would need from you in order to locate the correct records.

 

Submissions and feedback where the assessment was managed via Turnitin or Study direct

We only have access to student work where the submission location was an "E-submission".

E-submissions were phased in gradually, and were opened up to modules as follows:

14/15 - Foundation and 1st year UG, a few masters modules

15/16 - Foundation, 1st and 2nd year UG, a few masters modules

16/17 - Available to all UG and Masters modules

17/18 - Available to all UG and Masters modules

18/19 onwards - Study direct was phased out and assessment data is available to relevant staff and students via Canvas 

 

For current students coming to the end of a 4 year degree programme, it is possible that some of your early submissions were carried out via Study direct using Feedback Studio and you will now need to raise a request for us to provide you with access to this feedback.

Please tell us your name, candidate number, the module and the assessment details and we will try to provide this to you.

 

Files uploaded as part of a Study direct site from academic year 13/14 onwards:

Please tell us the Module name, the year and as much detail as you can about the file name/s

We may be able to identify the documents you want.

These requests will be managed in our system as low priority requests

 

Matterhorn lecture recordings

Matterhorn was the University’s lecture recording system from academic years 2012/13 to 2017/18.

Matterhorn lecture recordings are no longer available for recovery.

 

In order to request us to retrieve your content, please .

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Created by Carol Shergold on 20 August 2020 and last updated by Carol Shergold on 27 July 2022