Create a Mishnah
Learning Calendar
Instructions
- Select Your Start Date:
- Choose the date you wish to begin your Mishnah study.
- Plan Your Learning Schedule:
- By End Date: Pick your target completion date. The tool will outline the daily amount of Mishnayos to cover between your start and end dates.
- By Mishnayos Per Day: Specify the number of Mishnayos you would like to learn each day. This method will calculate your end date based on your daily learning pace.
- Choose Your Masechtas:
- Entire Mishnayos: Select this option if you plan to study the entire Mishnayos.
- Select Masechtas: Choose specific tractates (Masechtas) from the Mishnah to study.
If you notice any errors in the calendar, please contact us.
Create a Mishnah Calendar
A day-by-day learning schedule, as a printable PDF and a calendar file.
Mishnah Calendar FAQ
What is the Mishnah Learning Calendar?
The Mishnah Learning Calendar is an innovative tool designed to help individuals schedule and track their Mishnah study goals. It is particularly useful for special occasions such as Shloshim, Yahrtzeits, Bar Mitzvahs, and more. It can be used in conjunction with our intuitive digital Mishnah charts.
How do I start using the Mishnah Learning Calendar?
To begin, simply select your start date on the tool. This is the date you wish to commence your Mishnah study.
Can I plan my Mishnah study schedule by a specific end date?
Yes, you can plan your learning schedule by choosing an end date. The tool will then provide a daily study plan to ensure you complete your learning goals by your target date.
Is it possible to set a daily Mishnayos learning pace?
Certainly! You can specify the number of Mishnayos you wish to learn each day. The tool will calculate your end date based on this daily learning pace.
Can I choose specific tractates from the Mishnah for my study?
Absolutely. You can choose to learn specific tractates, known as Masechtas, from the Mishnah, or you have the option to select ‘Entire Mishnayos’ if you plan to study all the Mishnayos.
How can I access my generated Mishnah Learning Calendar?
Once your calendar is created, you can download it as a PDF for printing, or as an ICS file to add to your Google or Apple Calendar.
How do I add an ICS file to my iPhone Calendar?
- Download the ICS File: First, download the ICS file from the Mishnah Learning Calendar tool onto your iPhone.
- Open the File: Locate the downloaded ICS file and tap on it. This should prompt a pop-up or an option to ‘Add All’.
- Add to Calendar: Choose ‘Add All’, and then select ‘Add to Calendar’. Your iPhone will automatically incorporate the events into your calendar.
- Verify the Addition: Open your iPhone Calendar app to ensure the Mishnah Learning Calendar events have been added correctly.
For more info, see Subscribe to iCal (.ics) calendars.
How can I add an ICS file to my Google Calendar?
- Download the ICS File: Begin by downloading the ICS file from the Mishnah Learning Calendar onto your Android device.
- Open the File: Navigate to the file using a file manager or directly from your download notifications.
- Import the Calendar: Tap the file, and your device should prompt you to import the events into your preferred calendar app (like Google Calendar).
- Check the Events: Open your calendar app to confirm that the Mishnah Learning events are now appearing.
For more info, see Import events to Google Calendar.
What are the steps to add an ICS file to my Outlook Calendar?
- Download the ICS File: Start by downloading the ICS file from the Mishnah Learning Calendar tool to your computer.
- Open Outlook Calendar: Launch Outlook and go to the Calendar view.
- Import the ICS File: Go to ‘File’ > ‘Open & Export’ > ‘Import/Export’. Choose ‘Import an iCalendar (.ics) or vCalendar file (.vcs)’, then find and select the downloaded ICS file.
- Finalize the Import: Choose whether to import into your existing calendar or open as a new calendar. Confirm your selection.
- Verify the Calendar Entries: Ensure that the Mishnah Learning events are now visible in your Outlook Calendar.
See here for more info: Import ICS file into Outlook