One address to sign in. One page with everything assigned.
With the student list on, your school or Academy gets a login page of its own. Every student or learner lands on “My learning”: each course shared with their classes or groups, and how far they are. An Academy puts its own name and colours on all of it.
- A login page of your own Your account gets a short address on puzzel.org/learn. It never lists who is on your list: people sign in with their email and password, or with Google, Microsoft or your own identity provider when you switch those on. About single sign-on (SSO) →
- Everything assigned, in one place “My learning” shows each course from every class or group a person is in, how much of it is done, and where to carry on.
- Your look, no Puzzel (Academy) An Academy sets its name, a logo and two colours, each with its own text colour and a contrast check. Its learner pages show no Puzzel at all.
- Inside your own site (Academy) Let up to ten of your own sites — an intranet, a help centre — frame the login page, “My learning” and the course pages.
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“My learning” as a school's student sees it, and as an Academy's learner does. Switch above.
The details IT will ask about
- The setup mail is the reset A new person gets a setup mail to choose their password; “forgot your password?” sends them the same kind of link again.
- Google, Microsoft and SSO, matched on email Signing in with Google, Microsoft or your own identity provider works only for the address that is on your list, so nobody signs in as someone else. With single sign-on (SSO) you can let new people at your own email domains join the list on their first sign-in.
- Several devices at once A person can be signed in on their laptop and their phone at the same time. Their progress is one record.
- An address that stays The login page's short name is suggested from your account's name. You can change it once, and the old address keeps leading to the new one.
- Exact sites only Embedding takes exact https addresses and no wildcards, so nobody else on a shared host can frame your pages.
- Nothing to install It is a web page: phones, tablets, and the shared laptop in the break room all work.
Try the settings an Academy has.
These are the real branding settings, working on the preview: your name, two colours with the text on each and how readable it is, and the ways learners sign in. Your login page then gets its own address to share.
Shown in the header when there is no logo, and in the browser tab.
Buttons, links and progress bars.
The band at the top of every learner page, behind your logo.
Tick every way your students may sign in. The login page and every class show these and nothing else.
Upload a logo to show in place of the name, and name up to ten of your own sites that may show these pages inside them.
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