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We have begun work on the anonymising of user profiles. If you have anyone that raises this under GDPR before this work is released then please do raise a support ticket with the details.
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29 votesunder review · 10 comments · Talis Aspire Reading Lists » Viewing Lists & Items · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →Kim Coles
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This would be an extremely useful feature - we have a number of academics who would like students to be able to access the list as a PDF on occasion, and would like this list to appear in the correct referencing style. There is some frustration that it's not possible to do both at the moment, and this would greatly help with our advocacy.
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We are considering this for the next round of work we will do on the Reviews area of Talis Aspire and will feedback to our UX and Development Teams,
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We are asked this very regularly - and this has just come up again from a School who have a Core Content list which relates to numerous modules. They have created a list of the essential items required for teaching and accreditation, and lecturers across the School will be reusing bookmarks in their individual module lists. In some cases this will be an entire section, and so the ability to copy would really improve their workload and ours.