LEARNER GUIDE · MY PATH

Your learning, in one place.

Already studying? Return to the courses you joined, follow their lesson sequence and find your way back to published materials. New here? Begin with the introduction and choose a language edition.

RETURNING STUDENTS

Continue where you left off.

My Learning is provided by Tutor LMS. It is linked to your University account. This guide does not store student data or replace the private dashboard.

01 · YOUR NEXT STEP

Sign in to the correct account

Use the email and password for the account in which you enrolled. If you have only browsed a course without enrolling, the course may not yet appear in your learning area.

Open sign-in →

02 · YOUR NEXT STEP

Open My Learning

Your dashboard is managed by Tutor LMS. Open the course you previously joined, then continue from its available lesson sequence.

Open dashboard →

03 · YOUR NEXT STEP

Check the language edition

Seminar 05 and 42 have separately published language editions. Progress in one edition must not be assumed to transfer to a different translation.

Languages & editions →

04 · YOUR NEXT STEP

Return to sources and reflection

Use source references and optional reflection exercises after a lesson. They are supplementary materials and do not replace the seminar recording.

Study Library →

FROM FIRST VISIT TO INDEPENDENT STUDY

Two routes, one clear structure.

New to Synthesis

  1. Start Here — understand the learning structure.
  2. Intro Webinars — review the introduction and publication status.
  3. Seminars — choose a released language edition.
  4. Join a course and follow its published lesson sequence.
  5. Integration, Library and Events — optional continuation.

Already enrolled

  1. Sign in using the existing account.
  2. Open My Learning and select your enrolled course.
  3. Continue from the next available lesson or revisit an earlier part.
  4. Check source references; keep your notes privately if you prefer.
  5. Ask Learning Help about a specific access or course problem.
PLATFORM SCOPE

What the dashboard is—and is not.

Four published editions offer open lesson access, while the Spanish edition of Seminar 05 follows an enrolment route. Public access is not the same as saved enrolment or progress. See how course access and accounts work →

FeaturePublicly confirmed arrangement
Enrolled coursesUse the existing Tutor LMS dashboard; course visibility depends on account and enrolment.
Lesson progressRecorded by Tutor LMS for the relevant course edition; exact controls depend on course settings.
Assignments and curator reviewAvailable only where explicitly configured and explained by a course.
CertificatesNot an automatic promise or regulated qualification; check individual course conditions.
TranslationsEnglish, Spanish and Romanian editions are separate published course records. Russian historical materials are not automatically public courses.
PrivacyDo not send account passwords, health records or private journal entries to request learning help.
SUPPORT & TROUBLESHOOTING

Questions about your learning.

I have enrolled, but the course is missing.

Check that you are signed into the same account used for enrolment. Review the language edition and confirm that the course is published. If the course is still missing, send the course title and your account email privately to Learning Help. Do not share your password.

I changed languages. Will my progress move?

Each translated seminar edition is currently a separate Tutor LMS course. Progress transfer between editions has not been confirmed and should not be assumed. Continue in your original edition or contact the team before making changes.

Will someone review my homework?

A lesson may contain activities or self-reflection prompts, but individual review, response times, certificates and curator involvement are available only when explicitly stated for that course. The general University pages do not promise personal tutoring.

Where is the four-week learning path?

The Integration page contains an optional four-week guide for returning to source material, making notes and trying modest creative activities. It is a guide, not an automatically graded Tutor LMS course.

Is this a formal academic qualification?

No. IVDIVO Synthesis University is an independent non-formal educational project. Enrolment and any platform certificate do not imply a state-recognised degree, professional accreditation or guaranteed outcome.

More questions and answers →

Need assistance with a published course?

Tell us the seminar number, language edition, public page URL and what is not working. The team can investigate access or source concerns without collecting passwords or unnecessary personal information.

Contact Learning Help →

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