Isidore Isidore is UD's open-source Learning Management System or LMS built from a local instance of the Sakai LMS. Isidore is named after St. Isidore of Seville, the patron saint of students and recommended for patronage of computers and the Internet. The University of Dayton has been using Isidore since the Fall semester in 2008. Login

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If you have questions or concerns that are related to the content of your course and/or instructional procedures, please contact your instructor (s). Contact information for your instructor is provided in the "Facilitator Information" section of your course once you have access or you can find this information in porches before the term begins.

Training Opportunities The Center for Online Learning provides training in a number of formats to help instructors find the support they need when they need it. We provide technical training on how to use campus systems like Isidore, Warpwire, and Zoom, but also pedagogical training that helps instructors advance their teaching and learning skills. This page will be updated often …

Search Resources Getting Started with Isidore Isidore is a robust learning management system (LMS) with extensive tool options for full-featured online experiences. If you're new to Isidore, though, we suggest using only the features noted below to help you get up and running as fast as possible in the event of a campus closure.

Keep Teaching The COVID pandemic has dramatically changed many things about teaching and learning. The Keep Teaching website brings together all the resources you may need as you plan for and deliver your classes each semester.

“Haphazard methods to assign readings & homework: Some use Isidor, some email, some mix it up (totally unhelpful), some use different Isidor features randomly: same professor, some assignments under assignments, some under Forum, some under Resources.