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MyLMU is the LMU faculty, student, and staff web portal. By logging into MyLMU, you can check your class schedule, access Canvas, view University announcements and news, retrieve important documents, register for classes, pay your fees, and more. This is a central location for all university information and should be checked frequently.
MyLMU is located on the top right of the LMU homepage ( http://www.LMUnet.edu). Click the MyLMU link and enter your Username and Password.
Contact the LMU IS Helpdesk at 423.869.7411 or helpdesk@LMUnet.edu to obtain your LMU username and password.
Canvas is the web-based learning management system used at LMU. Canvas provides a mechanism to for students to receive class resources, submit assignments, view individual class grades, communicate with their instructor, and much more. View the Canvas page on the CTLE website or the Canvas Student Training on your Canvas Dashboard for more information.
Canvas has a very intuitive interface; do not be afraid to log in and explore!
Still, feeling stuck? Try the following:
LMU supports a web-based email client that can be accessed from any computer that has access to the Internet. The syntax for LMU student email addresses is firstname.lastname@LMUnet.edu. If two students have the same first and last name, a sequential number is added to the end of the last name, (ex.john.doe1@LMUnet.edu). We encourage our students to use their LMU email accounts for all communication during their tenure at LMU.
Yes. Students are required to use their LMU email accounts for all university communication during their tenure at LMU.
LMU Student Email Policy
"The official mode of communication at Lincoln Memorial University is via email at your Lincoln Memorial University account. In order for us to remain in contact with each other, all members of the community are expected to use due diligence in maintaining and checking their accounts for emails, normally on a daily basis. Failure to do so may result in adverse consequences" (Railsplitter Community Standards Guide).
Turnitin is both a stand-alone website and a Canvas integrated application for plagiarism prevention and detection. Turnitin checks submitted papers again 20+ billion web pages, 220+ million student papers, and library databases and publications. The Turnitin "Originality Report" shows how much of the student's paper matches the content in the Turnitin databases and allows instructors to easily see how much of the paper is unoriginal.
For the SEWS/Writing Requirement and using Turnitin directly on the Turnitin.com website, contact the library.
For help using the Turnitin Canvas integration, contact the Chief Instructional Technologist.
