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Registration Completion
The school completes the institution registration form. The registered email ID becomes the primary login ID for all future communication and account access. A secure password will be sent to this registered email.
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Institutional Login
Using the registered email and password, the institution can log in to the platform dashboard. From this account, the school can browse and select courses, then purchase them in bulk quantities based on the number of staff members.
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Generation of User Credentials
For each course purchased in bulk, the system will automatically generate the corresponding number of unique login credentials (Username & Password).
Example: If 25 licenses of “Effective Lesson Planning” are purchased, 25 individual sets of credentials will be created.
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Credential Delivery
All generated user credentials are securely sent to the institution's registered email address. A downloadable sheet or document may be provided with all login credentials organized for easy distribution.
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Distribution to Staff
The school’s academic coordinator, IT head, or designated authority can distribute these credentials to the respective teachers or staff members.
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Teacher Access
Each teacher can then use their unique credentials to log in to the platform. They will have individual access to the assigned course, progress tracking, and certification upon completion.
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Ongoing Support and Tracking
The institution’s main account may be given access to a progress dashboard (if applicable) to monitor overall participation and completion rates. Ongoing support will be available to assist with any login, access, or learning-related queries.
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