Making the account your own

Everybody can change their own name and their contact details, set a picture of themselves, and read through all of their account settings. Which screen you land on after signing in follows from the role that you hold at the institution.

The pages below cover the account work you do for yourself: editing your profile, setting a picture, the welcome message, the settings page and the screen you land on.

Features in this area

  • Not one screen for everybody

    Teachers and students land on entirely different screens after signing in, because what each of them needs at the start of the day is a different thing.

  • All the settings on one page, grouped

    Account, notifications, appearance and security, with all your own settings grouped on one page so that finding the right one does not take a hunt.

  • Fixing your own details needs nobody's permission

    Correct your own name, your phone number and your contact details from your own settings page, without waiting on anybody else to do it for you.

  • A face beside the name helps

    Put a picture of yourself on the account so people can tell who you are in class lists and beside messages. Images can be up to five megabytes.

  • Three hundred people cannot be told by hand

    When an institution adds many members at once, a welcome message is raised for each of them on its own, with no administrator writing to people one at a time.

Frequently asked questions

Who can change my profile details?

You can. Your own name and contact details are edited from your settings page.

Can an institution administrator change them too?

An administrator can change a name, phone number and role from the member list. The administration section covers that separately.

Does everybody land on the same screen?

No. Teachers, students and parents each land somewhere different, because the work in front of them is different.

See how it works for your institution

Book a demo and we will walk through it with examples from your own classes and students.

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