How Access Works: Integration or Self-Registration
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.
Your school set up access to 220 in one of two ways. Find your setup first, because your first steps will be different.
Option 1: Integration setup
Your school connected 220 to its existing systems through an integration, such as Edlink, Clever, ClassLink, Google, or Canvas.
With this setup:
- Your classes and students appear automatically after setup
- You do not create classes yourself
- Your first step is to add your 220 course to your class
If a class or student is missing, allow up to 48 hours for the roster to sync. If information is still missing after that, contact your school administrator or email support@220leadership.com.
Option 2: Self-registration setup
Your school gave you a platform link and access information, and you set up your own account. With this setup, you create your own classes.
Complete these steps in order:
- Create your account
- Create your class
- Add your 220 course to your class
- Share the student access code so students can join
- Confirm that your students can log in
Not sure which setup you have?
- If your classes and students already appear when you log in, you are using integration setup
- If your class area is empty, you are using self-registration and need to create a class first
If you are still unsure, email support@220leadership.com.
Quick summary:
- Integration setup: classes and students sync automatically, and you add your 220 course to the class
- Self-registration setup: you create your account and class, then invite students with an access code