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How to find your calendar link

Talimo can pull your whole schedule in from a calendar “subscribe” link — a web address (usually ending in .ics, or starting with webcal://) that your school’s system gives you. Find yours below, copy it, and paste it into the Import box on your calendar.

Keep your link private. It’s like a password to your schedule — don’t post it publicly. Talimo fetches it once when you import; it doesn’t sync automatically or store your login.

eMedley

  1. Log in to eMedley and open your calendar (eduSched or the eCurriculum calendar).
  2. Near the top of the calendar, click Subscribe All (some schools just label it Subscribe, or show a small calendar/feed icon).
  3. Copy the subscription URL it shows you (it starts with webcal:// or https://).
  4. Can’t find it? Check both the rotation (eduSched) and lecture (eCurriculum) calendars, or search your school’s eMedley help page for “subscribe.”

Canvas

  1. Open Canvas and click Calendar in the left menu.
  2. Scroll to the bottom of the right-hand sidebar and click Calendar Feed.
  3. Copy the link that appears (it ends in .ics).
  4. Heads up: Canvas feeds carry assignment and quiz due dates reliably, but exams and class times only appear if your instructor added them as events.

Google Calendar

  1. On a computer, open Google Calendar and click the gear icon → Settings.
  2. Under Settings for my calendars, pick the calendar you want.
  3. Scroll to Integrate calendar and copy the Secret address in iCal format (it ends in /basic.ics).

Apple Calendar / iCloud

  1. In the Calendar app (Mac) or on iCloud.com, click the share icon next to the calendar name.
  2. Turn on Public Calendar.
  3. Copy the link (it starts with webcal://) — Talimo handles that format automatically.

Outlook / Microsoft 365

  1. Open Outlook on the web and go to Settings → Calendar → Shared calendars.
  2. Under Publish a calendar, choose your calendar and a permission level, then click Publish.
  3. Copy the ICS link it generates.

Once you have the link

Go to your Talimo Calendar, click Import, paste the link, and hit Fetch. You’ll see everything it found — filter by category (exams, classes, etc.), pick what you want, and import. Anything already on your calendar is grayed out, so re-importing later won’t create duplicates.