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LMS Office 365 Integration

Get full advantage of your LMS and the best tools from Office 365,
and enhance your users’ learning experience!

Paradiso LMS Office 365 Integration

Office 365 services complement the Paradiso learning platform to provide a more productive experience for teachers and students. Integration streamlines the following office 365 applications with Paradiso LMS:

Outlook Calendar: This feature allows users to sync their LMS calendars with Office 365. Users can have events in their LMS calendar appear in any Office 365 calendar, and have events created in Office 365 synced back to the LMS.
Sharepoint: SharePoint sites can be created for each course on your LMS site. You will provide a parent SharePoint site and subsites for each course will be automatically created. The document library for each of these subsites can then be accessed by teachers using the OneDrive for Business repository. This provides a shared store of files for a course, allowing teachers to collaborate on documents and share resources.

OneDrive for Business: The OneDrive for Business repository allows users using the Office 365 integration plugins to connect to their OneDrive for Business as an LMS repository.
OneNote: This provides supporting and shared code used by all other OneNote plugins. Does not have a user interface or configuration by itself. It Allows teachers to leave feedback for students using OneNote. Also, students can submit assignments using OneNote and access to a user’s OneNote files from the LMS repository view.

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Some LMS Office 365 features

Links to: Course SharePoint sites, Azure AD login preferences, Calendar sync preferences, OneNote notebooks, and the Office 365 integration user control panel.
User sync: Users from AzureAD can be automatically created in the LMS using the user sync option. This creates an LMS account for every user in the connected Active Directory allowing you to manage and enroll users in the LMS without the user having to log in first.
User Groups: User groups provide an easy way to share documents will all users of a course. For example, a teacher can share a document from OneDrive with all of their students by choosing the user group for their course – they don’t have to choose each student individually.
Customizable Icon + Identity Provider name: The icon and identity provider name shown on the LMS login page can be customized. A number of pre-chosen icons are available, as well as the ability to upload your own.

Optional user-self-service connection and disconnection: user-facing page is available for users to switch to and from OpenID Connect authentication. Access to this page and feature is controlled by a capability that administrators can disable.
Microsoft Block: This block provides a user-facing menu to access Office 365 integration features, resources, and preferences.
User Groups: User groups provide an easy way to share documents will all users of a course. For example, a teacher can share a document from OneDrive with all of their students by choosing the user group for their course – they don’t have to choose each student individually.