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How do I Use the New Oxford Digital Platform? (2025 Experience)

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Introduction

Welcome to the Oxford Digital Experience, now live for 2025. You will be using your digital resources on our new-look platform, which has been optimised for accessible learning and teaching both online and in the classroom.

The digital version of your textbook is now referred to as a Course but functions similarly to an eReader. The content is presented as coursework with embedded links to online activities that can be completed in a structured sequence that accompanies your textbook.

Additionally, the content from the textbook is now reflowable and has a 'Read to me' tool, meaning you can adapt how it presents on your device to best suit your individual learning preferences. 

Launching the new Oxford Digital

All digital resources are kept in your Oxford Digital Library, which you can access by going to Oxford Digital and logging in with your credentials. 

If you don't have an account, simply register your details, or see How do I create an Oxford Digital account? in our help center for more information. 

If your school has a reseller, see How to access Oxford Digital resources through different platforms for more details.

If you have used Oxford Digital in previous years or for other subjects, the way you access your digital library has not changed, nor has the way it looks. 

Clicking on the thumbnail of a title from QCE Sciences Units 1-4 (2025) or Oxford Maths 7-10 Victorian Curriculum (2025) will take you through to the brand-new Oxford Digital experience.

Fig 1. (above): Oxford Digital Library containing the full QCE Sciences series

Platform overview 

Fig 2. (above): Landing page for Biology for Queensland Units 1 & 2 in the new Oxford Digital experience

The landing page, which will open directly from your library, is your hub for all functions of your digital course, with quick-launch links for online reading, offline reading, and notifications.

Let's go over the features:

Sidebar menu

(Listed top to bottom)


Home: Iconised by the Oxford Digital logo, this will take you back to your library

Course: Pops out a cascading dropdown menu for the table of contents, so you can navigate your lessons at a glance

Resources: Gateway to the resource library for student (and teacher only) support materials and activities

Assigned work: The forum for assignments set by teachers to be completed by students. Assignments are filtered by class and listed by due date

Reports: A hub for teachers to monitor student success criteria, and students to track their understanding of course content based on testing outcomes

Notes: Opens a digest of annotations made within the course content and provides hyperlinks directly to the text source 

Dictionary: (Premium access only) Integrated access to the Australian Students' Oxford Dictionary, 5E to support students' learning

Font size: A tool to customise text display, allowing optimisation for varying accessibility needs and digital displays

Read to me: A customisable audio output tool for learners who may benefit from having content read aloud 

Fig. 3: Sidebar menu for Premium access

Desmos 

Oxford Maths 7-10 Victorian Curriculum (2025) includes access to Desmos Calculators, which will appear as an additional tool on the side bar menu:

Fig. 4: Expanded Desmos Calculator options

Quick links

Fig. 5: Landing page quick links for Biology for Queensland Units 1 & 2

(Left to right)

  • Read: Direct link to the beginning of the course/textbook content
  • Offline access: Direct link to the offline reader app. First-time users will be prompted to download the app to their computer/device. Ensure you have pop-ups enabled. 
  • Notifications: New test and/or resource assignments will be listed by clicking 'Open' and include any messages of instruction included by the teacher.

Access type

Fig. 6: Licence type indicator

Your licence details can be accessed at the top right of your landing page and will be listed as follows: 

  • Expiry: The date your licence expires, typically at the end/beginning of a calendar year
  • Upgrade to Premium: (Essential licences only) The place to redeem Premium upgrade codes for the corresponding title. (i.e. Teacher Essential access for Oxford Maths 7 VC can be upgraded using a Teacher Premium Upgrade code for Oxford Maths 7 VC)
  • Deactivate: Cancels your licence and removes the product from your account
    CAUTION: deactivating your licence is a permanent action. Reinstating access may incur a reactivation fee.
  • Contact us: Direct link to the OUP ANZ help centre where you can submit a query to the Customer Support team

Licence examples

Fig. 7 (above): Teacher Essential licence (available in Premium)

Fig. 8 (above): Student Premium licence (available in Essential)

User menu


Fig. 9 (above): Expanded user menu

A basic user menu can be accessed at all times by clicking on your initials located at the lower left corner of your screen.

This menu includes: 

  • Your name
  • Profile: A direct link to your profile details, most of which are editable (Note: emails cannot be changed at a user level. Please contact Customer Support if you wish to change your associated email address)
  • Notifications: Opens the notification centre for new test and/or resource assignments
  • Contact us: Direct link to the OUP ANZ help centre where you can submit a query to the Customer Support team
  • Log out: Log out of Oxford Digital
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