Experiential Learning Cloud: Accessing it through a Learning Management System (LMS)

An LMS (e.g., Canvas, Blackboard) manages courses. Use the Experiential Learning Cloud LTI link in your LMS to access courses and assignments.

Jul 16, 2026
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What is an LMS? LMS stands for Learning Management System. Examples of an LMS include

Blackboard
Canvas
Moodle
D2L

If your program uses an LMS, it is possible they've integrated your LMS with Experiential Learning Cloud to create new users, course sections, and roster users to those course sections in Experiential Learning Cloud.

How to use an LTI link to access Experiential Learning Cloud

Go to the course in your LMS (Learning Management System)
Select the Content page
Click the Experiential Learning Cloud link that appears in the content list. If there are multiple links with programs specified, click only the link for your program.
Once you click the link, you will be taken to Experiential Learning Cloud! If you have not registered or paid for Experiential Learning Cloud, you will be prompted to do so before you can access it.

Why is clicking the link important?
Clicking the link in the course in the LMS is what adds the user to the course in Experiential Learning Cloud. If a user does not click the link, they will not be automatically added to the course in Experiential Learning Cloud and the course and accompanying assignts will not appear in the student's Assignments workspace.

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