Oxford Digital

Oxford Digital by Oxford University Press Australia and New Zealand

Oxford Digital is Australia and New Zealand's schoolsʼ most comprehensive digital teaching and learning platform, connecting over 1 million registered students and teachers on a single, curriculum-aligned environment that has been used in classrooms since 2012.

Oxford Digital delivers curriculum-aligned content in a fully accessible, reflowable format, available on any school device at any time, alongside thousands of curriculum-mapped videos, interactives, quizzes, and assessment tasks embedded at the point of learning.

For teachers, Oxford Digital provides fully sequenced, interactive lesson plans with suggested time allocations for every unit, enabling confident classroom delivery regardless of experience level or subject background. Live Lesson mode (Premium) allows teachers to project their full course content front of class and conduct interactive class activities without additional preparation. Pre-test results automatically group students by topic into working towards, on level, and above level categories, giving teachers a ready-made differentiation view they can print for classroom use, and which updates after each new assessment rather than remaining fixed. Auto- and teacher-marked assessments flow automatically to the reporting hub, providing real-time visibility of individual and class level progress. The Compare Responses view breaks down results per question, enabling teachers to identify exactly which concepts need more attention.

For students, Oxford Digital provides immediate access to complete course content with Read-to-Me support, adjustable font sizes, and an integrated Australian Students' Oxford Dictionary (Premium), ensuring inclusive participation across diverse learners. In 2025, Read-to-Me was extended to all pre- and post-tests, so students with reading difficulties or EAL needs can have assessment questions read aloud to them at the point of testing, removing a barrier that previously affected the accuracy of assessment results. Finch, Oxford Digital's AI-powered student tutor (Premium), scaffolds independent learning by helping students break down complex questions through guided hints. Finch draws exclusively from Oxford's verified, curriculum-aligned content and never provides direct answers, building genuine student understanding rather than bypassing it.

Oxford Digital integrates with schools' existing Learning Management Systems and is available under Essential and Premium subscription tiers, ensuring schools across all budget levels can access the platform's core capabilities.

In 2024, Oxford Digital successfully qualified for the Safer Technologies 4 Schools (ST4S) Product Badge programme, independently assessed against Australia and New Zealand's nationally consistent school security and privacy framework, giving schools confidence that student data is protected and handled responsibly. Australian student data is hosted within AWS data centres in Sydney, meeting local data sovereignty requirements.