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How Account Setup and Registration Work: Integration vs. Manual Setup

Use this article if you are unsure how your school’s 220 setup will work, or to learn the difference between setup via integration vs. self-registration.

Schools may use one of two setup models:

  1. Integration setup via their LMS, SIS or Identity Provider
  2. Manual setup through the platform

Your school or 220 contact will tell you which setup model to use.

Integration setup

To facilitate a wide range of flexible integration options for schools, 220 uses Edlink to connect our platform with an existing school system.

This may include setup connected to your school’s rostering, login, LMS, or student information system.

If your school uses Edlink setup, your classes and students may appear automatically after setup is complete.

Your school or 220 contact will confirm when your setup is ready.

What teachers should do

If your school uses integration setup:

  1. Use the login process provided by your school or 220 contact.
  2. Check whether your class appears.
  3. Check whether your roster appears.
  4. Check whether the correct 220 course is available.
  5. Contact your school or 220 contact if something expected is missing.

Manual setup through the platform

Some schools use manual setup through the platform.

If your school uses manual setup, your school or 220 contact should provide the platform URL, teacher access information, and student access instructions.

Manual setup may include:

  1. Creating your teacher account.
  2. Creating your class.
  3. Adding the correct 220 course.
  4. Sharing the correct student access code with students.
  5. Confirming students can access the class and course.

Before creating a class

Confirm your school’s setup model first.

Creating extra classes can cause roster confusion, student access issues, or duplicate class records.

Use manual class setup only when your school or 220 contact has directed you to use manual setup.

What to check before students begin

Before students start working, check:

  1. You can log in.
  2. You can see the correct class.
  3. The roster looks correct.
  4. The correct 220 course is available.
  5. Students know which login process to use.
  6. Students can open the correct class and course.

If your class is missing

Check with your school or 220 contact.

Your rostering setup may still be in progress.

If a student is missing

Check with your school contact first to ensure the student is enrolled in the school system- they may need to be updated in the school system or added through the correct setup process.

If they are showing on the school side, but still not showing on the 220 platform, there is a delay between school roster changes and syncs to the 220 Platform.

You can check with your school IT contact to verify the last date and time of the last sync between systems. If you need this student synced immediately, reach out to our Support Team.

If the wrong course appears

Stop before students begin working in that course.

If the correct course is available, add the correct course to the class.

Direct students to work in the correct course.

Use Support if you need help removing the wrong course.

Need more help?

Use Support or contact your school/district implementation contact.