What if the instructor himself loses his own password and had not provided his email address during registration?
A. The instructor is the class site manager and he ought to ensure a safe record of his own password and those of other users. He can print out a hard copy of the “User List” from the Instructor’s Homepage for this purpose. Also, as a precautionary measure, he should register more than one username as instructor so that should he accidentally delete his own username from the “User List”, there is still a backup. In the unlikely event of login failure due to forgotten password – and not having provided an email address for the User List – a solution would be to get the server administrator to open up the database to either retrieve or create a new instructor username and password.
Related Questions
- How do we make changes to the information we provided at registration; for example, if we have a new primary contact name or email address?
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