The Item Group (Objekteblock) is an important tool if you want to add more structure to your ILIAS course. With an Item Group, you can group different materials and objects together to create thematic or organizational blocks. More
Attention: Changes to the Introduction / Concluding Remarks in the test object
The Introduction /Concluding remarks in copied tests must be moved by the course admins. Otherwise they will no longer be displayed to course members: more
edacticLab for educators
If you are planning a new course or would like to convert your current course to a blended learning format, or if you are planning to submit a teaching project to a tender, then come to edacticLab! Here you will receive information, support and networking opportunities with other teachers.
Curious? Here you will find detailed information: https://ilias.uni-freiburg.de/goto.php?target=cat_3397991 (in german)
ILIAS Video Tutorials
We have created several video tutorials on ILIAS.
The ILIAS Page Editor: The most important features at glance
- all ILIAS 7 videos (english / german)
- ILIAS tutorials for previous version - but transferable to ILIAS 7 (e.g. creating course rooms, working with course templates, embedding videos) (german)
Info on the Possibilities of Hybrid Teaching
In our Digital Teaching Toolbox you will find a newly designed page with information on hybrid teaching, including the technical equipment of the central seminar rooms and lecture halls as well as suggestions for hybrid teaching scenarios and technical solutions.
University Account for Student Temporary Staff / Assistants (Hiwis)
Student assistants you might employ to help you with the administration of courses in ILIAS, should not do this using their student account, but instead with an employee account that is linked to their employment contract.
Every student assistant who has an employment contract with the university can set up this account themselves without a written application. Here you can find instructions on how to do this as well as information on the homepage of the Computer Centre. With this account, you can also create your own courses and groups and there will be no overlaps with course bookings via the student account.
Student assistants/tutors without an employment contract can only administer existing courses/groups in which the responsible lecturer has previously granted them admin rights.
Uni-Account for external Lecturers and Guest Lecturers (Co-Teaching)
If you are running a course with a lecturer from another university, you can apply for a guest account for them:
Instructions on how to apply for a university account for external lecturers can be found on the
Homepage of the Computing Centre.
Student assistants/tutors without an employment contract can only administer existing courses/groups in which the responsible lecturer has previously granted them admin rights.