Can I have my students login through Google without a Google Classroom setup?

Can I have my students login through Google without a Google Classroom setup?

Yes, your students can definitely sign in using the SSO option with Typesy, even if you don't have a Google Classroom setup.

When creating their accounts individually or importing them via the CSV import option, you can simply include their Google email address.

1. Individual creation of user accounts: During manual setup, enter each student's Google email address in the Email field.


2. CSV import template: Make sure to include the students' Google email addresses in the appropriate column of the CSV file.



Once their Google email address is associated with their account, students can log in by clicking the "Sign in with Google" button on the login page.



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