This article is for instructors who want to invite their students to enroll in their Direct Delivery course section that is not integrated with their LMS. This invitation is extended through an invitation link obtained through the course section. ...
This article describes how to create a new OLI Torus course via your Learning Management System (LMS). Once an OLI Torus course section is linked to the LMS, instructors and students in the LMS course can click through to OLI Torus to access the ...
This article describes how to create a new Website Delivery (Direct Delivery) course section on the OLI Torus website. Direct Delivery courses are available to you and your students at proton.oli.cmu.edu and not through an LMS. If you're using your ...
Students reach their course one of two ways. This article is for students with an enrollment URL or invitation link provided by their instructor or school to a Direct Delivery course section. Follow this link and create an account or sign in to an ...
What browser should I use? Chrome is recommended. How do I access my OLI Torus account? There are two ways to access an OLI Torus account. Only one of these ways will work for you course depending on how it is set up. 1. Through a link set up by your ...
If you opt out of your school's program for course materials, often called an Inclusive Access or Equitable Access program (IA/EA), you will need to pay $35 to buy an OLI payment code and access your REAL CHEM materials. Your school's IA/EA program ...
Torus does not have a TA role. TAs will be added as instructors. LMS-integrated sections Add access Add the co-instructor or TA to the course roster in your LMS. Torus uses the person’s LMS role to determine their access. They should come into Torus ...
Some courses offer certificates. If your course includes a certificate, the Home view shows a Certificate Progress section under Course Progress where you can track your progress and access your certificate after you meet the requirements. This ...