Torah learning programs

[YitzyS]

There are also a number of great websites/apps for this.

The OU has the AllTorah platform, which includes a separate app/website for AllDaf, AllMishnah, and AllParsha. There is also Torah Anytime, and I'm sure there are a lot more I am not aware of.

[HudZ]

For me it was about grabbing as much as I can, as quickly as I can even if I miss a bunch (which I do).

By the way, that's the correct attitude, as Rav Yisachar Frand Shli"ta said four years ago at the Siyum HaShas (which I still remember till this day) - "Half of Shas, is better than none of Shas, AND DON'T LET THE PERFECT BE THE ENEMY OF THE GOOD".

[YitzyS]

By the way, that's the correct attitude, as Rav Yisachar Frand Shli"ta said four years ago at the Siyum HaShas (which I still remember till this day) - "Half of Shas, is better than none of Shas, AND DON'T LET THE PERFECT BE THE ENEMY OF THE GOOD".

And as he said nearly 20 years ago: "It's Never Too Little, It's Never Too Late, It's Never Enough"

(I still have that speech seared into my memory. I think I can type it up almost by heart: The two stories of Rav Moshe Feinstein (the boxer, and the 'matching bookend' the lechayim for finishing Shas, "and I venture to say, that all the tens of thousands of you watching this fit somewhere in between, you have already started the first daf of gemerah, but have not yet finished shas 202 times. It is never to little..."

[YitzyS]

And as he said nearly 20 years ago: "It's Never Too Little, It's Never Too Late, It's Never Enough"

(I still have that speech seared into my memory. I think I can type it up almost by heart: The two stories of Rav Moshe Feinstein (the boxer, and the 'matching bookend' the lechayim for finishing Shas, "and I venture to say, that all the tens of thousands of you watching this fit somewhere in between, you have already started the first daf of gemerah, but have not yet finished shas 202 times. It is never to little..."

Found it!

[cynic]

Does Yeshiva al Kivro operate in America, there are many daily learning programs there, with 3 multiple choice questions for a farher.

[lcm]

Project likkutei sichos

[satturn]

https://vhalacha.com/

[Essen est zich]

Smichas Chaver by OU
Smichas Chaver Chabad

[AsherO]

Two very different programs I’m surprised weren’t mentioned:
Chok leyisrael
Shas Yiden

[skyguy918]

Two very different programs I’m surprised weren’t mentioned:
Chok leyisrael
Shas Yiden

Don't think shas yidden really belongs with the rest of the programs in this thread. I doubt there are any non full time avreichim participating.

[Moshe Green]

A friend of mine (and i'm sure Mevin Yavin knows him too), Rabbi Yonasan Gefen runs a program for getting smicha for avreichim or baalei batim.

You can do it online with a chabura or alone.

https://kinyanhilchosshabbos.com/home-a45172320

[mevinyavin]

A friend of mine (and Mevin Yavin knows him too), Rabbi Yehonasan Gefen runs a program for getting smicha for avreichim or baalei batim.

You can do it online with a chabura or alone.

https://kinyanhilchosshabbos.com/home-a45172320

FTFY

[justaregularguy]

FTFY

knows him ALL too well 

[mevinyavin]

knows him ALL too well 

Sorry, don't know him well at all. I just know him. The extent of my doings with him:
0. I've read a bunch of his divrei torah on the parsha, having found them lying around the shul (they gave them out at Rabbi Berkovits's kollel for a bunch of years).
0. He's a talmid of Rabbi Berkovits.
1. He edited the halacha of a sefer after I edited it for language. I don't think he knew who I was other than reading my halacha-related haaros on various psakim in the sefer.
2. He's a good friend of my boss.
3. I've done a few gift deliveries from him to a mutual friend in the neighborhood. Spoke with him on the phone a grand total of once (the rest of the contact was by email).
In summary, I know him, but not well at all.

[HudZ]

Sorry, don't know him well at all. I just know him. The extent of my doings with him:
0. I've read a bunch of his divrei torah on the parsha, having found them lying around the shul (they gave them out at Rabbi Berkovits's kollel for a bunch of years).
0. He's a talmid of Rabbi Berkovits.
1. He edited the halacha of a sefer after I edited it for language. I don't think he knew who I was other than reading my halacha-related haaros on various psakim in the sefer.
2. He's a good friend of my boss.
3. I've done a few gift deliveries from him to a mutual friend in the neighborhood. Spoke with him on the phone a grand total of once (the rest of the contact was by email).
In summary, I know him, but not well at all.

When do you give a Zero? And when do you give a number?

[AsherO]

When do you give a Zero? And when do you give a number?

Zeros are general info, numbered points are the extent to which he does/doesn’t know him.