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Question
How do I use the Google Single-Sign-On(SSO) with Let's Go Learn?
  
Answer

Schools that are using the Google suite of products with their teachers and/or students can use the same Google sign-on credentials with Let's Go Learn.

Your admin will need to put LGL on their educational gmail list to approve us as a google gmail sign in partner.

 

Using Google Single-Sign-On (SSO) with Let's Go Learn

Step One: Bookmark the Let's Go Learn login page and add your sites org code.

For instance, the Let's Go Learn login URL is currently:
https://frontend.letsgolearn.com/login

Add "/schoolcode" afterwards.
For instance, San Bernardino Schools that use "sbcusd" for their school code would bookmark this final URL: https://frontend.letsgolearn.com/login/sbcusd

Step Two: The first time users log in, they will need to enter their Let's Go Learn login and password. But on subsequent logins, they will be automatically logged in if they are logged in with their Google credentials.

**See PDF file below for Tip Sheet
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