HaDaf HaYomi – The Daily Page of Talmud Bavli
(or Mishnah)

Rabbi Meir Shapira of Lublin, the founding Rosh Yeshivas Chachmei Lublin and an esteemed luminary of his generation across the world of Jewish study, proposed a universal calendar for studying the entire Talmud Bavli (Babylonian Talmud) on the basis of a double page a day, for 2711 days, thus completing the cycle in about 7 years. He did so to foster Jewish learning, commitment and unity, and he launched the project at the First World Congress of Agudath Yisrael, in Vienna, on 11th September 1923 (5683), from where it spread to leading yeshivot and religious authorities.

This amazingly simple concept took off immediately in E. Europe and only post-war around the world – being officially adopted in the pre-state Yishuv in 1947, as well as in the USA, Canada and Great Britain - learning in yeshivot, informal groups, formal shiurim and hevrutot. The eleventh and current cycle ends on 21st Adar I, 5765 (1st-2nd March 2005) and there is a celebratory siyum in Tel Aviv on 1st March (Hebrew, Yiddish) and in Jerusalem on 2nd March (English, Russian).

Today, audio cassettes, online streamed, live, or downloadable video, audio with text classes/files, email lists, CDs, conference calls, discussion boards, Palm versions, ShasPod, and the like, make the Daf Yomi available to the widest ever audience worldwide in several languages - with the majority of such online resources being free of charge (donations are usually welcome!). You can naturally still attend real live shiurim, some of them also web-casted or web-published, but the convenience of access to online or offline shiurim in digital and recorded formats has revolutionized the Daf Yomi for commuters, students, and busy individuals worldwide. If you travel on the Inwood Long Island Railroad to Manhattan early enough in the morning, you can even follow a live lesson on wheels.

Our Mishnah Yomit – Daily Mishnah with Kehati Commentary

Calendar

Hebrew (monthly) http://www.hadafhayomi.co.il/index.php?a=calendar/calendar
English, French, (today) – click from the home page in each language.
Yiddish (monthly – click from the home page in Yiddish.
English (cycle) http://dafyomi.shemayisrael.co.il/calendars/calendar.htm
English (interactive calculators for the Talmud Bavli, Talmud Yerushalmi, Mishnah, plus "Yomilator" Palm option) http://www.bobnewell.net/#yomi

Siyum 5765 http://www.dafyomi.co.il/siyum/siyum11.htm
About Rabbi Meir Shapira http://www.dafyomi.co.il/blaze.htm

Daf Yomi Website Timesaver – Indexes and Collected Links

English focus, Yiddish, Hebrew, plus integrated Hebrew e-Daf pages: text, cassettes, videos, CD, audio, dial-a-Daf, email, plus background sites
http://www.dafyomi.org/

English focus, Yiddish, Hebrew, Italian, discussion groups, background sites, e-Daf link, Talmud with embedded Rashi, online Structured Mishnah, Mishnah Yomit (Daily Mishnah) links for full text and study
http://www.judaism-links.com/Online_Jewish_Learning_Talmud.html

More Hebrew

Index/Collection: Gemarah resources and Daf Yomi, Hebrew (English) on Israeli websites, 2pp.
http://www.yeshiva.org.il/toraneto/gmara1.asp

Hebrew, with Yiddish, English, French
http://www.hadafhayomi.co.il/?l=he

Real Live Shiurim

Daf Yomi shiurim worldwide (excl. Israel)
http://www.harryc.com/daf-results.htm

Daf Yomi worldwide
http://www.shemayisrael.co.il/dafyomi/dafyomi-search.htm

Tractates on Track
http://www.jewish-holiday.com/railroad.html

Specialised resources

Yerushalmi Daf Yomi, audio (2 pages a day, full cycle)
http://www.yerushalmionline.org/audio.html

Spanish Daf Yomi, partial, mp3
http://www.shemtob.org/dafyomi.htm

Methods and different cycles of Daf Yomi, tools, review, study
http://dafyomireview.com/advisor/

Daf Yomi Discussion board
http://www.jewishchicago.com/moshe/daf.html