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Welcome to the iLearnOregon Web Page
About iLearnOregon
Online Courses
Helpful Tips
Helpful Documention
About iLearnOregon
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iLearnOregon is the
Oregon Department of Corrections learning management system (LMS). DOC has moved to a blended training approach and this LMS allows us to register and track all training you participate in, whether it is DOC classroom, vendor sponsered, or online.
iLearnOregon also serves as a tool to store training documents for easy use at meetings and musters and to link you to online courses you can take on demand.
Please explore this page for helpful tips for navigating
iLearnOregon, searching the database of a wide variety of blended learning opportunities, and to learn about important documents you will need.
iLearnOregon (click the image
) https://ilearn.oregon.gov/
HelpDesk Need assistance with
iLearnOregon
please contact the helpdesk at: 1-866-531-9600.
Online Courses
http://www.oregon.gov/DOC/HR/pdu/onlinecourses.shtml Click the image to view a listing of available online courses.
Each course is emphazied in bold lettering. Under each course title is a brief description and the training credit hours.
Helpful Tips
This section offers tips that will hopefully prove to be helpful in resolving questions or issues users might experience with iLearnOregon.
Logging into iLearnOregon
Official "
My Training Progress" Transcript Follow the steps below to locate, print, and save your official "
My Training Progress" transcript. This is the training records report that should be used when submitting a
Certified Corrections Officer level application to DPSST.
- Log into iLearnOregon
- Click on the Administration section located in the left frame/navigation panel.
- Click on Custom Tools in the Administration section
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NOTE: this will open an additional Internet Explorer window.
- Click on Reporting in the custom tools menu bar
- Click on My Training Progress option under the Reporting menu
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NOTE: this will display your completed training records
- Click on the floppy disk icon/button located just above where it titles “Corrections, Department of” and select PDF option to print a copy.
Change or Update Profile Information Any time you:
- transfer from one institution to another
- change functional unit
- change manager/supervisor
- change in name
- have a change in classification
Click here to access the appropriate form. Instructions are on form.
Update or Change "My Contacts" 1. Log into
iLearnOregon
2. Click on the “
Collaboration Center” button in the left navigation panel
3. Click on “
User Directory”
4. Type in the last name of the staff you want to add to your contacts
5. Click the search button
6. A list of names will appear (depending the last name)
7. If you’re not sure which name to select, click on the blue button to the left of the name and an
“Information” window about that person will appear providing you with more detail about the person.
8. To the right of the name, click the drop down arrow in the Action column and select “
Save Contact”
Now when you go to “
My Contacts” the individual will be listed.
Helpful Documention
iLearnOregon Documention
This section offers links to helpful documents:
- Personal Learning Event Form
- Staff/User Guide
- Staff/User Profile Change/Updates
Personal Learning Event Form
Use this form when you have attended training that is not offered by DOC (i.e., seminar, conference, etc.) and you need to receive training credit.
Click here to log into
iLearnOregon and click on document title to open form.
Staff/User Guide
This document provides DOC staff with step by step instructions how to log into
iLearn, view training transcript, search for courses, look up documents, view and print
Official Training Progress transcript.
Click here to log into
iLearnOregon and access guide.
Profile Change/Update
Use this form any time one of the following information items changes:
1.Last Name change
2.Facility and or unit change
3.Supervisor change
4.Classification change
Click here to log into
iLearnOregon and access the form.
Page updated: October 24, 2011
