Difference between revisions of "Student Account Creation and Activation"
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:New users wishing to activate their accounts first log in on the single sign-on and are directed to the Activation pages. They can also visit [/activate] | :New users wishing to activate their accounts first log in on the single sign-on and are directed to the Activation pages. They can also visit [/activate] | ||
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:After logging in un-activated accounts are directed to the Technology Guidelines page. They must read the guidelines, and check the '''Yes, I read the guidelines and found them very insightful'''. | :After logging in un-activated accounts are directed to the Technology Guidelines page. They must read the guidelines, and check the '''Yes, I read the guidelines and found them very insightful'''. | ||
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Revision as of 12:59, 15 May 2013
- Log in.
- New users wishing to activate their accounts first log in on the single sign-on and are directed to the Activation pages. They can also visit [1]
- Technology Guidelines
- After logging in un-activated accounts are directed to the Technology Guidelines page. They must read the guidelines, and check the Yes, I read the guidelines and found them very insightful.
- Read the FAQ (ha!) then click the quiz
- Click Attempt Quiz now
- Take the quiz
- Review the results
- If there is a link back to the activate page follow it, otherwise take the quiz again
- Click change your password
- Then change your password (follow the rules)
- If you don't follow the rules you will see the following. You MUST follow the rules to change your password, so if you see this you will need to select a different password.
- After you have changed your password, follow the link back to the activation page.
- Click "Activate my account"
- Once everything is green you are done! It will say "Account activated."
