Your students can log in to their accounts using their Username or Email Address and Password. If they use any SSO login options (such as Google, Microsoft, or Apple) with their email address, they can use the “Sign in with” buttons on the left side of the login page.
📌 If students will use the same device where your admin account is logged in, please sign out first, so they can sign in with their own account. See the guide below for details:
How to Sign Out
1. From the Admin interface:
2. From your own Student Interface:
Wordela also uses the latest Cloud Technology, so they can sign in on any device, and their progress will automatically sync as long as they are connected to the internet.
They may sign in through the following platforms:
1. Web App
(For laptop/desktop devices. We recommend using Google Chrome)
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