Other Yomi Calendars - D.A.F. has prepared for you a convenient collection of all the Yomi, weekly, and monthly Torah-study programs that we could find. These include:
Yerushalmi Yomi,
Mishnah Yomi
Halachah Yomi
Mishnah Berurah Yomi (two programs)
Shemiras ha'Lashon Yomi
Rambam Yomi
Nevi'im and Kesuvim weekly readings (Chok l'Yisrael)
The full spectrum of Mifal ha'Shas learning programs. (Mifal ha'Shas, founded by the Kloizenberger Rebbe ZT'L, offers stipends for the study of Shas and Shulchan Aruch based on the results of monthly written tests. In the U.S. they can be contacted at, Mifal Hashas, 4415 14th Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11219, tel. (718) 435-3692 or (718) 436-7790. In Israel they can be reached at Rechov Rebb Akiva 108, P.O.B. 620, Bnei Brak, tel. (03) 579-7020.
http://www.bobnewell.net/nucleus/bnewell.php?itemid=216 Bob Newell's Dafyomi Bavli and Yerushalmi and Mishnah Yomis and Nach Yomi calculator
Bob's easy-to-use calculator will find for you the correct Daf-of-the-day in Talmud Bavli or Yerushalmi and even Mishnah and Tanach Yomi for any date in the past, present or future. (It even notifies you if you choose a date before the first cycle began.) Contact Bob at bobnewell@bobnewell.net if you have any questions.
http://www.pilotyid.com Other Dafyomi calendars for the Palm Pilot®
PilotYid is Ari Engel's extensive list of links to Jewish software for the Palm Pilot. Included in their list are a number of Dafyomi calendars for the Palm Pilot.
http://www.dafyomi.co.il/rmeirshapiro-yahrzeit.htm Yahrzeit of Ha'Gaon Rav Meir Shapiro, founder of the Dafyomi Biographical information, Divrei Musar and Divrei Torah for the Yahrzeit of the great Gaon, who passed away abruptly at the age of 46 on 7 Cheshvan 5694 (1933).
dafyomi@agudathisrael.org Agudath Israel Dafyomi Shiur
Feel free to contact Agudas Yisrael to find a Dafyomi Shiur in your area. Email or call 212-797-9000 ext. 266.
Each paragraph of the main text of the Talmud contains references to the Bible and to rabbinic interpretations of the law; the framing commentary, which also appears on each page, contains references to legal codes, related citations and conflicting opinions. Through a click-on sample page of the Talmud, Segal introduces the reader to the many different texts that make up the typical page of Talmud. For people with frame browsers, he provides interlinked samples of Talmudic sources - really neat.
http://www.shemayisrael.co.il/gemara.htm Advice to the beginner in Talmud from accomplished Torah sages Shemayisrael has posted translated excerpts from various works written by well-known Talmudists, in which the authors offer their advice to the beginner in Talmud-study.
Included are excerpts from "Darchei ha'Talmud" (Hagaon Rav Yitzchak Kampanton, ~1700), a letter from the Chazon Ish (Hagaon Rav Avraham Yeshayah Karelitz, d. ~1964), and a piece of advice from Rav Chaim Pinchas Scheinberg, shlita.
http://www.jewishhistory.com/PRINTINGTHETALMUD/home.html History of the Printing and Study of the Talmud Y.U. Museum's online exhibit provides a broad selection of exhibits with adjustable photos of historic editions of the Talmud and Talmud related material, plus essays and videos relating to the Talmud and Talmud study.
Click the tabs on top to read, for example, Haym Soloveichik's essay on why Rashi and Tosfos were chosen to be included in the printed editions of the Talmud, and to watch videos of scholars delivering lectures on the Talmud in Ponovezh Yeshiva, Lithuania.
http://www.dafyomi.co.il/siyum/kollelsiyum2-highlights.htm Kollel Iyun Hadaf's 2nd Siyum Celebration
Highlights from Kollel Iyun Hadaf's 2nd "Grand Siyum" event, celebrating the completion of their second seven-1/3-year cycle for producing the study material of the Dafyomi Advancement Forum. Find here a summary of the event, photos, and videos of speakers including Rabbis Berel Eichenstein, Shalom Perel, and Mordecai Kornfeld,
http://www.dafyomi.co.il/orders/order-siyum-cd.htm 11th Siyum HaShas in Yerushalayim
Highlights of the English-language Siyum HaShas of the 11th cycle of Daf Yomi
that took place in Yerushalayim on 21 Adar I 5765 (March 2, 2005).
Talmud study programs (Dafyomi study material available through email or the Web)
http://www.dafyomi.co.il/subscribe.htm The Dafyomi Advancement Forum Join our free, informative mailing lists! With the Dafyomi Advancement Forum's free mailing lists you will be constantly updated with information on the current Daf. No matter what your level of learning is, you will find study material molded to your level in at least one of these mailngs. The mailings, which are produced by Kollel Iyun Hadaf of Yerushalayim, currently are divided into seven English mailings (Daf-Insights; Daf-Background; Daf-Review; Daf-Discuss; Daf-Points; Daf-Quiz; Daf-Halachah; Daf-RevachL'Daf; Daf-Tosfos) and three Hebrew ones (Daf-HebrewReview; Daf-HebrewCharts; Daf-Chidonim)
Archives of all of the above can be accessed through our own Website, www.dafyomi.co.il, or from our backup on the Shemayisrael server.
http://www.shemayisrael.com/dafyomi/lameddaat Dafyomi Review tests in Hebrew (questions only) Lamed Da'at provides a weekly list of questions on Gemara and Rashi in Hebrew for reviewing the Daf. (The questions are scanned in; no Hebrew fonts are required.) You can also find in their archives tests on past Masechtos, since the beginning of Berachos.
http://www.yutorah.org/daf.cfm Yeshiva University's Dafyomi learner's website YU offers a wealth of shiurim for the Dafyomi learner on its site. Besides a picture of the Daf (from e-daf), they offer typed shiurim on many Dapim. At present, the available typed shiurim include a plethora of Hebrew shiurim by Rabbi Eli Baruch Shulman, a Bochen at RIETS and rabbi of the Young Israel of Midwood in Brooklyn, NY, as well as a number of English shiurim by various lecturers. The site also offers a recording of Rabbi Shalom Rosner's Daf Yomi Shiur (which is uploaded immediately after the day's shiur has been given).
http://www.naaleh.com/ Na'aleh This excellent website offers hundreds of free classes on the Parsha, Talmud, and Jewish ethics with 10 new classes added each week in streaming video. Also available are Ipod and MP3 downloads as well as discussion boards.
http://www.tzurba.com/ Tzurba me'Rabanan An ambitious project with lots of Shiurim and source pages on Halachic and Talmuduc subjects. Tzurba me'Rabanan offers weekly Shiurim to introduce the layman to the Rabbinic study of Halachah. The Shiurim, which are accompanied by study sheets, are given in many locations in Eretz Yisrael.
http://hadranalach.com/index.php Hadran Alach site This wonderful site, by Y.S., creator of the dafyomireview site, provides a convenient way to manage the distribution of Dapim/Mishnayos/Tehillim for making a group Siyum. With options to create private (password protected) or public lists for Siyumim, there couldn't be a more convenient way to organize a Siyum!
https://www.emishnah.com/sedarim.html eMishnah - online Mishnah study
This site provides free access to the Integrated Mishnah Series, by Israel Book Shop, an excellent English translation of the Mishnayos.
http://www.2mishnasaday.com Two Mishnayos a Day Rabbi Shloimy Zelcer will mail you two Mishnayos per day, every single day, until you finish Shas. Subscribe, or just browse through their resources (translations of each Mishnah, and recorded explications of the Mishnah by Rabbi Zelcer and Dr. Michael Sokolov). To date, the site has until the end of Zera'im (Tamuz 5773).
Site includes a similar program for studying Kitzur Shulchan Aruch in two years.
http://www.mishnaportal.co.za/ Mishna Portal Mishnah Yomis MP3 Shiurim, recorded during the learning of the Mishnah Yomis group of Ohr Somayach Savoy in Johannesburg, South Africa.
http://www.emishnah.com/sedarim.html eMishnah.com Browse through the text of the Mishnayos, in the original Hebrew with a smooth English translation (plus Rav Ovadiah of Bartenura's commentary), Perek by Perek. Pages are going up according to the current Mishnah Yomis cycle; pages have been prepared up to and including the current Mishah Yomis.
http://www.mp3shiur.com/ MP3 Downloadable Shiurim An online resource for free, downloadable MP3 Shiurim by renowned Talmidei Chachamim. Topics include Gemara, Halachah, Tanach, and Hashkafah. Shiurim on seven Masechtos are currently available.
www.dafhayomi.fr French Dafyomi site of Yeshiva Ohavei Torah Launched in 2014, this website under the direction of ha'Rav Israel Abib provides Dafyomi shiurim in French both live and archived. The site also offers a free Daf-summary newsletter in French as well as a Halachah Yomi podcast. Check out their iPhone and Android apps and audio iTunes podcasts.
http://www.evrey.com/tradition/talm/#bava Aish Hatorah's Russian language Dafyomi site If you speak Russian, this is a terrific site which contains much more than up to date postings on the daily Daf. So far, its archives include about a dozen Masechtos, and the list is growing.
The Gemara Berura project, created by Mati Monheit of Ra'anana, presents a novel way to teach Gemara: Each statement on the page is classified and given a symbol of a particular shape and color to denote its class (question, answer, Mishnah, Beraisa, etc.). Concise flow charts, based on the same system, are then used to summarize the Daf. Samples of their work on Dafim recently learned in the Dafyomi program are available at their site. They offer CD's on the entire Shas for 590 NIS, or single Masechtos for less, from their sales page or via email to learn@gemaraberura.com or by phone at 972 2 653-7440.
http://dafnotes.com/ Daf Notes Rabbi Avrohom Adler of Beachwood, Ohio, provides an English Translation of the Daf, along with some brief Insights and a daily parable (Mashal). Available also via email; subscribe from his site. (Material posted on the site is from the beginning of the 13th cycle until the current Maseches.)
https://doubledafyomi.com/ Double-Daf Review program Ilan Goldstein's Double-Daf learning program, whereby a second DafYomi is learned - approximately half a Shas away in the Dafyomi cycle from the present Daf. Find bare-bones brief (20mins) review Shiurim and review both Dapim in 40-45mins./day!
http://www.ohr.org.il/web/index/yomiidx.htm Ohr Somayach Subscribe to Ohr Somayach’s "Weekly Daf Insights," one or two comments per week on the Dafyomi (part of their popular weekly "Ohrnet" publication). This is the link to their archive site.
http://aishdas.org/ Aishdas Aishdas' MMG"H Learning Program, includes among other things learning one amud a day on the net. They have a mailing list to discuss issues and problems that arise.
http://www.yeshiva.org.il Yeshivat Beit El website The extensive Yeshivat Beit El website includes many video, MP3 and text-based Shiurim on the Talmud in Hebrew. You can try their multiple choice quizzes on most of Shas, or their wide variety of in-depth lectures from a broad selection of Talmidei Chachamim.
http://www.vbm-torah.org/webarch.htm Yeshivat Har Etzion web archives The Yeshivat Har Etzion (YHE) website. YHE offers a number of online courses (http://www.vbm-torah.org/courses.htm)on various Masechtos of the Talmud. Presently, the Talmud courses in their archives include a number of Shi'urim on the beginning of Pesachim and on Kidushin.
http://www.gemaraboards.forumotion.com Gemara Study Public Bulletin Board A public forum for posting questions about any page in Shas, created and modified by Michoel Reach of Baltimore.
http://dafyomireview.com Customized Talmud Review Programs Rav Yosef Sebag's site is a powerful resource, presenting a compendium of review programs and tools for using them to design customized programs for one's learning, whether it be Dafyomi, Amudyomi, or some other system. An outstanding Chazarah resource.
http://www.shaschabura.org Rabbi Sender Dolgin's "Chazaras Hashas" Review System Rav Sender Dolgin of Lakewood, N.J., has developed a revolutionary method of reviewing and mastering all of Shas (or any other study you prefer to concentrate on). His program has experienced tremendous success and has been written up in numerous media. Hundreds of people have completed all of Shas using his method. At the heart of the method lies the personalized review calendar, designed such that one reviews every day what was learned 1 day ago, 1 week ago, 1 month ago, and 1 year ago.
For more information and to prepare a personal review calendar for yourself, click on the link above or write Abe Jaffe abe@jaffegroupmarketing.com or call Shas Chabura at 1.732.730.9496 .
http://www.DafAWeek.com Rabbi Shlomo Abrahams' Daf-A-Week Website Daf-A-Week is a program to study one page (two sides) of Gemara per week. The program started at the beginning of the twelfth cycle of Daf Yomi. The goal is to learn one daf per week with extensive time for review. The first cycle will end together with the eighteenth cycle of the Daf Yomi. This website lists the weekly learning and review schedule as well as links relating to Daf-A-Week and Talmud learning. (On Wednesday, May 17th, 2006 they will be starting Maseches Shabbos.)
http://www.jbuff.com/daf_yomi_halacha.htm Daf Yomi Halacha Daf Yomi Halacha, prepared by Rabbi Jay Spero who presently resides in Cleveland Ohio, is meant to provide an Halachic overview of the Daf based on the rulings of the Shulchan Aruch and Rambam, as referenced in the Ein Mishpat. Rabbi Spero can be contacted at jsohr1@juno.com .
http://www.dafdigest.org Daf Yomi Digest Daf Yomi Digest is published by The Chicago Center for Torah and Chesed, under the leadership of HaRav Yehoshua Eichenstein, shlit'a. The Daf Digest is a one-page, "Reader's Digest" style electronic mailing, which provides a brief overview of the Daf, a Halachic highlight, an insight, a story, a few short review questions.
http://www.bonayich.com Bonayich Bonayich specializes in the learning and teaching of Jewish Studies, especially the Oral
Tradition, including Mishnah and related texts, Talmudim, Halachah and Aggadah. Bonayich
offers a full range of educational materials for the study and teaching of Oral Tradition.
Custom-made materials may also be ordered for special groups and needs.
http://www.Tosfos.com Tosfos explained in text and video formats Website with videos and text files by Rabbi Yacov Schonfeld elucidating Tosfos on parts of several Masechtos. (Videos: Kesuvos and Bava Kama; Text: Berachos, Shabbos, Eruvin, Yevamos, Kesuvos, Gitin, Bava Kama, Bama Metzia.)
http://www.howtolearngemara.com Basics of Talmudic Study and Analysis A helpful place to begin if you want to learn the intricacies of Talmudic analysis. Prepared by Avihu Aboud of Yeshivas Bircas Hatorah in the Old City Yerushalayim.
http://webyeshiva.org/ Rabbi Chaim Brovender's Web Yeshiva WebYeshiva, Rabbi Chaim Brovender's innovative new enterprise, opens the doors of the Yeshiva and Midrasha experience to anyone with an internet connection. Truly unique in the Torah World, WebYeshiva recreates the intellectual and social atmosphere of a real Yeshiva (with a focus on the student's growth in learning abilities). Using cutting edge video conferencing technology, WebYeshiva offers many powerful features that make it a unique learning environment which promises real growth in Torah study for the experienced student or the novice.
http://www.e-daf.com E-daf's online Daf View the Daf online, with e-daf's clear and easy-to-access .gif's of the Daf. Conceived by Rabbi Dovid Kraus and created by Josh Itzkowitz. Archives now include the entire text of the Babylonian Talmud; users can download or print out the desired page for free, enabling them to study at their convenience even when they travel. In addition, the site contains links to audio English-language Talmud classes archived on the web, which can be listened to online at no cost.
http://www.dafyomi.org/index.php Rabbi Grossman's free online Dafyomi Shiurim Rabbi Grossman, a Marbitz Torah in Yeshiva Gedola of Los Angeles, sadly passed away in a car accident in 2018. David Hirschorn (hirschorn.david@mgh.harvard.edu) has kindly made available online the entire series of tapes of Rabbi Grossman's popular Dafyomi shiurim, recorded during the 11th Dafyomi cycle. The Shiurim are available in MP3 format.
Jacob Shalev of the Diasoft Corporation generously gave of his time and talent to write a Masechta Downloader for these Shiurim, which makes it possible to download an entire Masechta at a time.
http://www.hadafhayomi.co.il/ Online video Dafyomi Shiur site of "Meoros Hadaf Hayomi" This multi-language streaming video archive of Dafyomi Shiurim (in RealVideo format; links for player available on site) is updated daily with video recordings of Dafyomi Shiurim. The English Shiurim are given by Rabbi Mayer Bar and Rabbi Klatzko and others. The Hebrew Shiur is given by a lecturer from the Sochotchov Beis Midrash, and there are French Shiurim, and Yiddish Shiurim (given by Rabbi Yoseph Nachum Stram), as well.
http://www.ou-dafyomi.org OU's Dafyomi page Very clear and easy to understand English audio Dafyomi shiurim uploaded daily. Shiurim are delivered by Rabbi Moshe Elefant of the OU.
https://alldaf.org/ ALLDAF, OU's fabulous Talmud resource Countless Dafyomi Shiurim and other helpful resources for Talmud study (including a number from the Dafyomi Advancement Forum). Worth visiting!
https://www.thequickdaf.com The Quick Daf Rabbi Zecharia Resnik does an amazing job of teaching the entire Daf (and not sounding rushed!) in a 10-20 mins. Shiur. Available from the OU site and it's Alldaf app, the Quick Daf caters to all learning styles as every word of the Daf is translated and explained and the Sugya is clarified.
http://realcleardaf.com Rabbi Shmuel Wise's 'Real Clear Daf' Rabbi Wise's (rabbiwise@realcleardaf.com) excellent Dafyomi Shiurim in English are approximately 50 mins. long. Links to today's Daf are available from the site's homepage; access to the remainder of their Daf Shiurim requires (free) registration. You are sure to enjoy these well-articulated and lucid Shiurim. Rabbi Wise, a talmid of Chofetz Chaim Yeshiva of Rochester, currently resides in Lakewood, N.J.
http://www.dafyomi.us/ Daf Yomi in Motion Rabbi Moshe Simon's daily Dafyomi Shiur (starting from Megilah, of 13th cycle). Make the best use of your time in transit with the help of Rabbi Simon's calm and clear Daf Yomi podcast. Site includes an online, printable Dafyomi calendar.
https://sugyabrura.org Sugya Brura Rabbi Nachi Cohen's excellent Sugya breakdowns and charts will guide you through the most difficult Sugyos with ease! Available presently for Chulin. (To subscribe to receive automatically via email send a blank email to subscribe@sugyabrura.org)
http://www.sinai.org.il Sinai (Hebrew) 10-20 minute audio recordings by Rav Uri Brilliant, providing a review of the Daf in Hebrew. Includes summary notes as well as flow diagrams for the Daf.
http://www.yutorah.org/daf.cfm Yeshiva University's Dafyomi learner's website As mentioned above, YU offers a wealth of shiurim for the Dafyomi learner on its site. Besides a picture of the Daf (from e-daf), they offer typed shiurim and a recording of Rabbi Shalom Rosner's Daf Yomi Shiur (which is uploaded immediately after the day's shiur has been given).
http://www.dailygemara.com Daf HaYomi in English by Rabbi Eli Mansour Dafyomi in English, in Realaudio format, by Rabbi Eli Mansour of Brooklyn, New York. The Shi'urim are orated and explained in Sephardic tradition. This website also displays the Daf so you can view it while listening to the Shi'ur.
http://www.kolavrohom.com Daf HaYomi in Yiddish by HaRav Avrohom Karp ZT"L Dafyomi in Yiddish, in Realaudio format, by ha'Rav Avrohom Karp of blessed memory, of the Lubavitcher Yeshiva in Montreal, who delivered the Shi'urim in the Lubavitcher shul of Montreal. (Archives are not complete, but the current Dafim are available.)
http://dafhachaim.org// Daf Hachaim Daf Hachaim offers a beautifully arranged site, including for every Daf a 1-minute intro to the Daf, Full Shiur, and Brief Review of the Shiur (all by Rabbi Shlomie Schwartzberg) - plus lots of other audio-visual cues and graphics. Replete with charts, illustrations and pdf's, it makes a great learning resource. (Archives start from Berachos, 13th cycle.)
The site includes a great international Dafyomi Shiur locator, here http://dafhachaim.org/daf-locator/.
http://livedaf.net/ LiveDaf Video Shiur LiveDaf (Rabbi Kessler) is sponsored by Kollel Toronto. It includes with Shiurim on the Daf, and shorter Shiurim with insights on the Daf. The Shiurim are aired in high quality video and feature on-screen diagrams which display a short summary at the end of each section. All videos are iPhone and iPad compatible. In addition LiveDaf shiurim can be downloaded free of charge with options for audio (mp3) video (mp4) and the daily diagrams (jpeg). Questions may be submitted as well.
http://www.bostonrebbe.org/video-shiurim-with-text/daf-yomi-yerushalmi Dafyomi Bavli and Yerushalmi by the Bostoner Rebbe of Yerushalayim, HaRav Mayer Horowitz shlit'a Dafyomi Bavli, and the matching section of Yerushalmi, accompanied by a video showing a place-pointer advancing through the Hebrew Machon ha'Me'or edition of the Talmudim.
https://www.kolhalashon.com - Rav YCD Cohen Dafyomi Yerushalmi on Kol Halashon by Harav Yitzchok Chaim Dovid Cohen of Manchester.
A clear Shiur on Yerushalmi, in English (based on the Artscroll Yerushalmi elucidation).
http://www.dafyomiyicc.org/ Daf Yomi Page of Young Israel Of Century City The Daf Yomi Page of Young Israel Of Century City featuring the Daf Yomi Shiur given by Rabbi Yitzchak Etshalom in a clear concise fashion.
http://www.yerushalmionline.org Talmud Yerushalmi Audio tapes of shiurim on the entire Talmud Yerushalmi by Rabbi Yosef Gavriel Bechhofer of Chicago. Rabbi Bechhofer has completed a set of tapes on the entire Yerushalmi. See our Yomi Calendars page for the Yerushalmi Yomi calendar.
http://yadavraham.org Dafyomi Video Lectures Yad Avraham is a Torah learning institute located in the heart of New York City. Classes in Chumash, Halacha, Hashkofa, Gemara, and general topics are well attended by hundreds of business people, students and professionals from all walks of life. This page contains their online shiurim on the Dafyomi, as well as other topics.
http://myshiur.net Dafyomi Hebrew Audio Dafyomi Shiurim given by Rabbi Yehuda Eliyahu, Rav of the TOV synagogue of Staten Island and Rosh Kollel of Shaare Tzion, Brooklyn, NY. Shiurim are available for download on most of Shas.
http://www.kipa.co.il/daf_yomi Steinsaltz Daf Yomi The Kipa website offers learners of the Daf Yomi a daily viewing of Rav Adin Steinsaltz's version of the Daf. The site contains all the Gemara pages translated to Hebrew, a short commentary, illustrations, and more.
http://www.yutorah.org/landingPages/404Handler.cfm?url=rabbi_mordechai_pinchas_teitz Daf ha'Shavu'a Daf Hashovua Shiurim in Yiddish by HaRav Mordechai Pinchas Teitz ZT"L are available here on Masechtos Berachos, Rosh Hashanah, Beitzah, Chagigah, and Sukkah. Tapes are also available on Masechtos Makos, Moed Katan, and Taanis. For additional information, please contact
yrblau@verizon.net or call Rivkah Teitz Blau at 212-568-1129.
http://thehalachacenter.org/cm_resources/bshvd_on_daf_yomi.php Bais Havaad of Lakewood Bais Havaad has recently produced a very innovative new series of Choshen Mishpat shiurim on the Daf. The series features a 15-20 minute Choshen Mishpat shiur on how the principles discussed in the Daf are applied in today's complex financial world. Shiurim are given by many recognized experts in Choshen Mishpat.
http://congalhadaf.tripod.com/index.html Al HaDaf- the Daf Yomi Companion A publication designed to enhance Talmud study, Al HaDaf has material available by subscription for both beginners and advanced students. It also has material available for a shorter daily Limud program.
http://torahdownloads.com/c-10-talmud.html?filter_speaker=1 Torah Downloads A project of Yad Yehuda, this site offers audio Shiurim on the Daf by a wide variety of Talmidei Chachamim, in addition to a wealth of Shiurim on many Torah topics.
http://www.sinai.org.il Sinai This website offers very clear ten-minute long Shiurim of the Daf in Hebrew.
http://www.mechon-mamre.org/mtrpromo.htm MTR Download site
MTR is a Win95-compliant DOS freeware program that is simply amazing. It contains the full text of Mishneh Torah of Rambam, Torah Nevi'im and Kesuvim (both actual spelling and "Kesiv Malei"), Targum Onkelos on the Chumash, Mishnah, Tosefta, Yerushalmi, and Bavli. Full details can be found in the mtrinfo.txt file on the Simtel site listed above. As of today (Tamuz 5759) they're up to version "e", but this will change soon since the program is updated twice yearly.
They are using Yemenite manuscripts of Rambam and are doing their best to correct errors that have crept into the texts of Mishneh Torah and Shas...so much so that there are far fewer errors in this program than there are in the expensive CD-ROM packages commercially available. It comes with either Hebrew or English interfaces, it's compact, fast, searchable, Windows clipboard compliant and configurable.
You can download the entire collection in compressed form from the site listed above or the msdos/torah/ directory of any other Simtel site (there are over 80 Simtel mirror sites). Fully expanded, the files use approximately 28M of harddisk space.
http://kodesh.snunit.k12.il/ Snunit browse site Full Hebrew text of the Tanach, Talmud Bavli, and Talmud Yerushalmi is available at this site (Snunit at the Hebrew University) for Web browsing, including hypertext links between verses in Tanach and any mention of them in the Talmud and v.v.! These texts, along with Mishneh Torah, Mishnah, and Tosefta are available for downloading along with DOS browsing software in the MTR freeware package mentioned above.
http://www.webshas.org Webshas Webshas is an ambitious index to the Talmud, prepared by Rabbi Mordechai Torczyner, rabbi of Congregation Ohave Shalom, Young Israel of Pawtucket, Rhode Island. The index is easy to use, and is arranged both alphabetically and hierarchially, according to subject. Pages of the Talmud indexed so far are listed at
http://www.webshas.org/about.htm, and the main index resides at
http://www.webshas.org/main.htm. Rabbi Torczyner himself can be reached at rabbi@att.net
http://web.nli.org.il/sites/NLI/Hebrew/collections/jewish-collection/Talmud/Pages/default.aspx The National Library of Israel Treasury of Talmudic Manuscripts An online treasury of manuscripts of the Mishnah and Talmud (courtesy of the National Library of Israel, David and Fela Shapell Family Digitization Project) This project brings together images of major manuscripts of the Talmud (as well as the Kaufmann manuscript of the Mishnah) from libraries throughout the world. The site enables one to view and read the actual manuscripts as they were written. The manuscripts are indexed to enable access by standard citation (Tractate, Daf and Amud for the Talmud Bavli, and Tractate, chapter and Mishnah for the Mishnah).
http://dafyomi.chareidi.org Sefarim on the Daf (.pdf), for the advanced Dafyomi learner Rabbi Mordecai Plaut's collections of useful Sefarim for every Maseches in Shas along with the text of the Gemara itself (all in PDF form), chosen and downloaded from Hebrewbooks.com . Collections include Sefarim such as the Soncino English translation, Chavrusa, Daf Al Daf, Bi'urei ha'Daf, Ein Yakov, and others as appropriate.
Since Avodah Zarah, the site has been updated as new Masechtos are started in the Dafyomi cycle. Presently it has collections on all of Kodshim, Nidah, Berachos, Moed, and Nashim until Nedarim - and be'h it will continue to be updated throughout the current Dafyomi cycle until collections have been prepared for all of Shas. Contact editor(a)chareidi.org for more information.
http://www.pilotyid.com Shas Reader with Rashi for Palm (free)
PilotYid.com offers links to several Free and Purchasable Talmud texts for Palm. The most notable is Shas Reader with Rashi for Palm by Hamaor. It is the only one that has Rashi, it includes the entire Talmud, and it is free. It is built to see Rashi simultaneously with the main text, with the option to force either the Gemara or the Rashi to a full page size. Searching can be done through the built-in Palm search. The entire Shas/Gemara/Talmud is included in the .zip file download. It is available for free download by going to www.pilotyid.com and scrolling down to "Shas Reader with Rashi".
http://www.hebrewbooks.org Hebrew Books Hebrewbooks.org was founded in order to preserve old Hebrew books that are out of print and/or circulation. Many American Rabbis wrote Sefarim in the early part of the 20th century. They have long since passed away and in many instances so has their holy work. If you have a Sefer that you would like to put on the web please call (718) 930-3402 or email: oldhebrewbooks@aol.com .
http://www.seforimonline.org/seforim.html Seforim Online SeforimOnline.org presents electronic editions of rare and hard to find Seforim (Hebrew books) on many topics including Hashkafah and Talmud-related texts in .pdf format, free for download.
http://www.tshuvos.com Responsa Resource An excellent online collection of Sifrei She'elot u'Teshuvot.
http://www.maharsho.com R. Folger on Maharsho and Maharshal Analyses of Maharsho and Maharshal in both English and Hebrew, on several Masechtos, by R' Yecheskel Folger. See also his English exposition of the entire Mei'ri on Kidushin (initially published by Feldheim) at http://www.rmbsh.com .
J.A.P. has set as its goal to make any Sefer that was ever printed available to all for the asking. Offering a wealth of otherwise unavailable Torah resources, J.A.P. will send you a scan or photocopy of any Sifrei Kodesh that you choose -- or pages thereof -- upon request. Either choose from their already extensive collection of archives, or put in a request for specific material that you are looking for. If it is available in the national library in Hebrew University, they will scan it and send it to you (by regular mail or Email) for a very reasonable fee.
You can contact them directly at Tel: 972-544-990379; Fax: 972-2-5710306; Email:seforim@virtualgeula.net, or write to them at POB 45281, Jerusalem, Israel.
http://www.torahtexts.org Torah Text Online Search Engine Offers a variety of searches including audio shiurim, books, classic texts, Kashrus, questions and answers, and research materials.
http://www.masterdaf.com T.E.S.'s Online Master Daf downloads In the "Master Daf" Dafyomi tapes series, created by Rabbi Avraham Kosman of Baltimore/Bnei Brak (presently a Magid Shiur in the Slobodka Yeshiva), every word of the Talmud is read in its original Hebrew and Aramaic, then translated into clear English and explained. These Dafyomi review or preparation tapes, which cover a Daf in just 20 minutes, are available online for $5.95/month or $59.95/year through this T.E.S. site. In addition, each page of the Talmud can be viewed during the lesson in a clear, computer generated replica of the Talmud page, preserving the original format of the page. Each page and lesson may be downloaded for personal use offline. (Downloading allows the Talmud pages to be printed and the lessons to be transferred to an MP3 player or CD.) The shiurim are also available in CD format, with added features.
http://www.artscroll.com Artscroll online bookstore The Artscroll Talmud with English translation and commentary. Email contact: Rabbi Shmuel Blitz blitz@netmedia.net.il
Don't miss out on their great new Iphone/Android app, which allows for monthly use or purchase of electronic versions of the Artscroll resources.
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http://www.judaicapress.com Judaica Press Talmud section of the website of the venerable Judaica Press. Offers a broad selection of English and Hebrew Judaica. (If you are taken to the home page, scroll to the bottom of the page and click on the link to Talmud Study.)
http://www.feldheim.com/ Feldheim online bookstore An online gift store. Although not Dafyomi oriented, this site has numerous English books that assist in studying the Talmud, including an English language biography of Rav Meir Shapiro, the founder of Dafyomi study. Use their "Search" option to look for Talmud/Mishnah related texts.
http://nleresources.com/2016/06/new-resource-the-gemara-card/#.V2LZqrt96M8 The Gemara Card! Created by Rabbi Yitzhak Frank and David Sachs, The Gemara Card is a tri-folded laminated Aramaic reference card containing frequently used terms and abbreviations and other relevant information, designed to lower the barrier for entry to Talmud study.
http://www.soncino.com The Soncino Talmud site The famous Soncino English translation of the Talmud, covering its entire length from cover to cover.
http://www.masterdaf.com T.E.S.'s Online Master Daf downloads In the "Master Daf" Dafyomi tapes series, created by Rabbi Avraham Kosman of Baltimore/Bnei Brak (presently a Magid Shiur in the Slobodka Yeshiva), every word of the Talmud is read in its original Hebrew and Aramaic, then translated into clear English and explained. These Dafyomi review or preparation tapes, which cover a Daf in just 20 minutes, are available for download as or in for personal use offline. (Downloading allows the Talmud pages to be printed and the lessons to be transferred to an MP3 player or CD. The shiurim may also be purchased in CD format, with added features.
The tape version of this product is available directly from Rav Kosman. He can be reached in America by calling 800-966-6026 or 435-543-8718, in Israel 03-579-4067, or via e-mail ak18@neto.bezeqint.net or FAX 972-3-578-1825. Mishna, Sugya, Mishnah Beruruah and Musar tapes are also available (one mishna per minute and one sugyah in 10 minutes).
http://www.kolhalashon.com Kol Halashon Over the years, Kol Halashon has built an impressive collection of Shiurim on all Jewish
topics by hundreds of reknowned Rabbis, in several languages. These tapes are accessible by phone though their
worldwide telephone network (phone numbers are listed here - http://www.lintz.net/josh/kol/kol.php) , and now through the Internet. Among many other subjects, you can watch or listen to or download a broad selection of Dafyomi and Amud Yomi tapes.
It is also possible to hear Dafyomi Shiurim live as they are being delivered. For example, you can watch Rav Guttfarb (Yiddish) at 5:45pm Israel time, or Rav Avraham Goldstein (English) daily at 9:00 PM, or Rav Moshe Rabinowitz (English) Daf Yomi Daily at 8:00 PM . Of course, numerous Hebrew Shiurim are also available for live (but non-interactive) viewing.
https://judaicapress.com/products/dvdshas-mp3-audio-6-dvds The Dial-a-Daf shiur of the complete shas in MP3 audio! This phenomenal 6 DVD set contains all the audio shiurim (classes) from the world-famous Dial-a-Daf series. These are the same shiurim found on the CD-Daf and DVDaf programs, but this set includes only the audio files, in the easy-to-use MP3 format. Distributed by Judaica Press.
by writing to tapes@thejnet.com, or calling 845-783-7900 ext.101.
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http://www.dafyomitapes.com The Daf Yomi Mesechta Review An exciting and innovative audio "chazorah" system which helps you review and remember the daily daf. Each tape (English) provides the highlights of every daf in a well communicated and easy to follow format. Daf Yom Mesechta review is available on 122 tapes which cover all of Shas.
http://www.cycrosoft.com/Windows/Gemara-Tracker-726974.html Gemara Tracker software Ari Berdy's "Gemara Tracker" shareware lets you keep track of how many times you've learned the Gemara, Rashi and/or Tosfos for any page in Shas, as well as enter your own notes on each Daf. The "at-a-glance" feature lets you know how many pages you've completed in the Masechta you're currently learning, in a different Masechta, or in all of Shas. In addition, it features instant full-text searching through your notes and detailed printing of records and notes, complete with customizable summaries.
First 20 uses are free; continued use requires a registration fee of $12.00.
http://www.jewishsoftware.com/ Torah Educational Software (TES) TES markets and produces lots of Talmud and Torah oriented CD-Rom titles, such as:
The MasterDaf audio Dafyomi CD
Talmudmaster
Gemora Tutor
Otzar Haposkim: classic Rishonim, Poskim and Tanach-with-commentaries database (reasonably priced)
Encylopedia Talmudit
DBS database of classic philosophical, Halachic and Midrashic works
http://www.judaicapress.com
http://www.davka.com (click on "Judaic Texts")
Judaica Press/Davka software's "Sefarim on CD" collection Judaica Press markets a large number of Talmud and Torah oriented CD-Rom titles, including the following:
CD-DAF: Dafyomi with the dial-a-daf audio track explaining it in English, Hebrew or Yiddish (depending on the CD you choose). Also contains links to citations from other Masechtos and Poskim, and a Hebrew collection of in-depth insights culled from the works of the Rishonim and Acharonim. (Only about $19 per Maseches)
The Soncino Talmud: All eighteen volumes of the Soncino English rendering of the Talmud, the Hebrew and Aramaic text of the Talmud, and Rashi's commentary (Hebrew only).
Talmud Tutor Plus - includes a glossary of Talmudic terms and informative charts maps and biographies for the beginner in Talmud.
The Soncino Classics Collection (Talmud etc. and Chumash)
Judaic Classics Deluxe Edition
Judaic Classics Limited Edition
Otzar HaPoskim: Responsa database
Other indexes to Talmud and Dafyomi websites
There are a number of other sites that list links to Dafyomi websites but do not themselves contain information relating to Dafyomi study. In general, the links on these lists (and much more) can be found on our list, which preceded the others. Nevertheless, we include a list of such sites in case a new link appears in one of them before it makes it to our list.
Besides the major Jewish search engines (such as www.maven.co.il), you can find Dafyomi links at:
www.hareshima.co.il -- a broad selection of Jewish links than includes a section dedicated to Dafyomi related links.
