Remembering passwords can be pretty tough. Especially if you can’t read and write yet! COOL Picture login allows young students to log in by themselves. Instead of a classic username and password combination, pictures serve as login details linked to their Google Account. All students need to do is click on the right picture(s) and there they are: logged in and ready to start learning!
Using a group account for the entire class makes it difficult to track individual progress. And it’s usually not compliant with privacy regulations either. Personalize the way your students log in: let young students log in with one picture and older students with multiple pictures or an e-mail address. This way, every student starts the day successfully and independently.
Picture login is a module of the COOL Platform. An online learning platform that gives teachers and students access to all relevant applications with 1 login. Explore the other COOL modules: Monitoring, Exam app and Plagiarism check. Try all modules 60 days for free.
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As IT administrator of a school, you can set up Picture login yourself. You will need some technical knowledge of Google Workspace for Education and how to install certificates on your domain. Too much hassle for you? Let us do the work! Contact us and we will set up Picture login for you in no time.
Teachers maintain control over their students’ devices and accounts by performing relatively simple tasks such as resetting student passwords. To do this, navigate to Application Management → Groups. Select your class and easily change the pictures they use to log in. The IT administrator can determine whether students must select 1, 2 or 3 pictures to log in.
This module costs $2,- dollar per student per year. If you combine COOL Picture login with all other COOL modules, the average cost will be $1,33 per student per year. Discover the cost benefit for your school.
Yes, you can. You need to create a Google Workspace account, which we will sync with your Microsoft account. That way, the entire school can log in using their own Microsoft account.
