Sakai
Sakai is an open-source learning management system (LMS) used for Loyola online, blended, hybrid, and in-person courses. Sakai can also be used by the Loyola community to host collaborative project sites for research, student clubs and organizations, and a variety of learning and online training activities.
Quick Access & Getting Started
Use the latest version of your internet browser, e.g., Firefox (Mozilla), Google Chrome, or Microsoft Edge for an optimal Sakai experience. Sakai does not work in Internet Explorer 7 or earlier, or with Firefox 10 or earlier.
Sakai Browser and Browser Settings FAQ
Sakai authentication uses the same credentials as your Loyola Universal ID (LID or UVID).
Sakai Documentation Guides
The following guides provide in-line documentation with feature descriptions, FAQ, and step-by-step instructions for using Sakai features.
Support for Sakai
- To report issues and request assistance with Sakai, please contact the ITS Service Desk at ITSServiceDesk@luc.edu.
- ITRS provides scheduled consultations for Sakai help throughout the year.
- ITRS also provides training on learning tool integrations (LTI) and technologies in Sakai. For upcoming training opportunities, please see our ITRS Homepage.
Sakai Administration
Sakai is Loyola’s open-source learning management system (LMS) used for online, blended, hybrid, and in-person courses. Sakai is also used by the Loyola community to host collaborative project sites for research, student clubs and organizations, and various learning and online training activities.
Use the latest version of your internet browser, e.g., Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, or Microsoft Edge for an optimal Sakai experience; ITRS recommends Firefox or Chrome. After logging into Sakai, select your profile icon and choose Tutorial from the drop-down menu to access a brief navigational tutorial. (Student Profile Shot)
For more information regarding the timetables and policies governing Sakai course creation and deletion, please refer to the Sakai Administrative Schedule and Sakai Retention Policies.
Sakai is an open-source learning management system (LMS) used for Loyola online, blended, hybrid, and in-person courses. Sakai can also be used by the Loyola community to host collaborative project sites for research, student clubs and organizations, and a variety of learning and online training activities.
Quick Access & Getting Started
Use the latest version of your internet browser, e.g., Firefox (Mozilla), Google Chrome, or Microsoft Edge for an optimal Sakai experience. Sakai does not work in Internet Explorer 7 or earlier, or with Firefox 10 or earlier.
Sakai Browser and Browser Settings FAQ
Sakai authentication uses the same credentials as your Loyola Universal ID (LID or UVID).
Sakai Documentation Guides
The following guides provide in-line documentation with feature descriptions, FAQ, and step-by-step instructions for using Sakai features.
Support for Sakai
- To report issues and request assistance with Sakai, please contact the ITS Service Desk at ITSServiceDesk@luc.edu.
- ITRS provides scheduled consultations for Sakai help throughout the year.
- ITRS also provides training on learning tool integrations (LTI) and technologies in Sakai. For upcoming training opportunities, please see our ITRS Homepage.
Sakai Administration
Sakai is Loyola’s open-source learning management system (LMS) used for online, blended, hybrid, and in-person courses. Sakai is also used by the Loyola community to host collaborative project sites for research, student clubs and organizations, and various learning and online training activities.
Use the latest version of your internet browser, e.g., Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, or Microsoft Edge for an optimal Sakai experience; ITRS recommends Firefox or Chrome. After logging into Sakai, select your profile icon and choose Tutorial from the drop-down menu to access a brief navigational tutorial. (Student Profile Shot)
For more information regarding the timetables and policies governing Sakai course creation and deletion, please refer to the Sakai Administrative Schedule and Sakai Retention Policies.