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[BTan]

im a freshman this year, and my biology teacher gave us homework on moodle. i tried logging in yesterday, but it didnt work. today i tried again, but same thing happened. i put in all the correct info and it tells me 'invalid login'. i'm going to try tell my teacher tomorrow and see what he can do, but for now , can someone help me?

[NickC]

Ask a classmate in your class for the assignment.

You can also email Mr. Edwards who manages moodle at medwards@bths.edu

[Alanmp08]

Sorry about bumping this topic, since I don't want to make a new one, so yeah... I'm not sure if I should make a new one, since this isn't THAT old, well, in my opinion. If I should make a new one, I'll just delete this post. Just give me a heads up. Thanks. *Sprays Febreze over topic.*

So is it true that some students were able to login again by writing their e-mail in all caps? One girl in the same course as me, not the same period class, couldn't login to Moodle and when she tried to get through e-mail, the same crap happened with the "forget your password" not helping whatsoever. So is the "all caps e-mail" the solution to the problems with the e-mail system and the Moodle system? I heard some people tried it out and it actually worked that time. Weird, since I don't think the caps-lock in the e-mail/username field matters. I could be wrong, though.

*Sprays more Febreze.*

Edited: I'm not sure if that girl's account access problem was resolved yet by the AP of the course she's trying to login to on Moodle.

[Matthew W.]

Uhm have you tried with the basic first initial, last name, and last 4 digits of osis with the password as "changeme"?