Description
ILIAS stands for ‘Integrated Learning, Information and Work Cooperation System’
and is an open-source learning platform for web-based learning. It enables the
creation of internet-based teaching and learning materials, supports collaboration
and communication between students and teachers, and facilitates online tests and
examinations. At TU Hamburg, ILIAS is accessible via an interface in Stud.IP and
supplements it with didactic structures for complete courses and digital tests.
Use in teaching
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Set learning tasks
With ILIAS, you can create exercises, quizzes and homework assignments with
extensive question pools and have them evaluated automatically.
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Create interactive learning elements
ILIAS offers native learning modules and supports H5P content, which you can use to
integrate interactive teaching materials directly into your course.
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Encourage discussion
Integrated forums and blogs allow you to encourage and facilitate asynchronous
discussions among students.
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Track learning progress
ILIAS allows you to systematically track your students' learning progress through
tests, assignments and learning progress reports.
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Encourage reflection
Reflection tasks, blogs and self-tests help students reflect on their own learning
process.
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Implement portfolio work
ILIAS offers an integrated portfolio function that allows students to collect,
document and present their learning outcomes.
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Provide self-tests
You can create self-assessment tasks with automatic evaluation that give students
direct feedback on their level of knowledge.
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Organise group work
ILIAS supports group rooms and collaboration tools that can be used to organise
group work in a structured manner.
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Share and document knowledge
Students and teachers can build and document knowledge together via wikis,
glossaries and learning modules.
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Share materials (internal/external)
The course structure in ILIAS allows you to provide scripts, exercises, literature lists
and other materials specifically for courses.
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Provide videos (internal/external)
ILIAS allows you to integrate and provide videos within learning modules and course
rooms.
Stephanie Wichmann from the ZLL will be happy to advise you on the didactic use of
the tool.
Technical requirements
ILIAS is web-based and runs in a browser – an internet connection is essential. No
software needs to be installed. At TUHH, ILIAS is only accessible to teachers and
students via the interface in Stud.IP. Access via personal TU login (Kerberos).
Further links
Costs
ILIAS is open-source software and is available free of charge. At TU Hamburg,
ILIAS is operated centrally by the data centre – there are no costs for teachers
and students.
Data protection
GDPR-compliant
RZ-Support
RZ-Hosting
Open Source
A service provided by the Centre for Teaching and Learning (ZLL) at TU Hamburg.