Users can sign up and log in with a single sign on (SSO) partner.
General
Providers
The current list of providers supported for single sign on are:
Google
LinkedIn
Portal sign on
Learners and educators who are signing up or logging in through a portal may see a custom single sign on provider listed on the sign up and login screen. This is enabled by portal administrators, and will usually be the authentication system used by your institution.
Learning management systems
Educators may choose to enable single sign on capabilities from their Learning Management System (LMS) (Canvas, Blackboard, D2L, Moodle, etc.). Learners will be able to access Riipen via a link inside the LMS which acts like a single sign on provider, but it will not appear as a single sign on provider on the login screen.
If your account was created from one of these LMS providers you will need to set a password if you wish to log in outside of the LMS workflow.
How to
Sign up with a SSO provider
To sign up with a SSO provider:
Navigate to the sign up page
Select your user type
Click the "Log in with X" button associated to the provider you wish to sign up with.
You will be prompted to give permission for Riipen to use this to authenticate you.
Click "Authorize" or equivalent
You will be redirected back to Riipen and logged in.
Log in with a SSO provider
If you've already signed up with a SSO provider, you can log back in with it by following these steps::
Navigate to the log in page
Click the "Log in with X" button associated to the provider you wish to log in with.
Enabling a SSO provider
If you have previously signed up without a SSO provider, but wish to add this as a log in option for your account:
Click on your user avatar in the top navigation bar and select "Settings"
Click the "Integrations" tab in the "Advanced" group
Select the SSO provider from the list under "Authentication" you wish to enable
Follow any of the remaining prompts on screen which will differ depending on the SSO provider you have selected
Disabling a SSO provider
If you have previously sign up with any single sign on provider and wish to disable it (usually in favor of only using a password to login):
Click on your user avatar in the top navigation bar and select "Settings"
Click the "Integrations" tab in the "Advanced" group
Select the integration from the list under "Authentication" you wish to disable
Click the "Delete" button to disable the integration