Account

Settings

How you sign in, what reaches you, and what language the console speaks. What learners see is on your profile.

Signing in

A console account is not a learner account. The same person signing in as both keeps two separate passwords, deliberately - one of them can publish material to 1,247 people.

Email addressChanging this sends a confirmation to both the old address and the new one.Current passwordNew passwordAt least twelve characters for a console account, against eight for a learner. The difference is what the account can reach.Two-step sign-inA code from an authenticator app as well as a password. Optional for instructors, required for the super administrator.

What reaches you

Notifications about your own material. Nothing here emails learners.

A learner reviews one of your modulesOnce the review has been moderated and published. Rejected ones never reach you - that is the moderator's business, not yours.You are assigned or unassigned a moduleSent when an administrator changes what you may write for.A quiz falls below the pass markOne email if the average on any of your lectures stays under 70% for a fortnight. Usually a question that is wrong rather than a cohort that is weak.Somebody attaches your materialWhen a file you uploaded is picked up by another instructor's lecture.Weekly summaryWhere your learners got to, and what is still unwritten. One email on Monday.

The console itself

How this interface behaves for you. It changes nothing a learner sees.

LanguageThe console is English in this prototype. Learners already choose their own.Warn me before publishing a lectureA confirmation step on the publish control. Worth leaving on for anything that makes a claim about policy or money.