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- Accounts and Security
- Accounts and Access
- Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
This document details how to set up Okta Verify, the new multi-factor authentication (MFA) program at UW-Green Bay. Okta Verify will replace both DUO and Microsoft Authenticator, offering a straightforward and user-friendly experience. This guide includes a step-by-step process and important notes for a seamless setup.
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- Teaching and Learning
- Canvas
Canvas course instructors can use the Inbox tool to send messages to individual students, groups, or entire classes. Students may also send Inbox messages to their instructor or classmates. The Inbox tool works similarly to email except that messages, which Canvas refers to as "conversations", reside in Canvas instead of Outlook. The Inbox is accessed by clicking the Inbox button in the Global Navigation menu along the left side of any Canvas page.
- Knowledge Base
- Teaching and Learning
- Canvas
Students can use the Canvas Inbox tool to send messages to their instructor or classmates. The Inbox tool works similarly to email except that messages, which Canvas refers to as "conversations", reside in Canvas instead of Outlook. The Inbox is accessed by clicking the Inbox button in the Global Navigation menu along the left side of any Canvas page. This article is a collection of technical resources intended to help students use the Canvas Inbox.
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- Troubleshooting
This document provides keyboard shortcuts and menu options for opening an Incognito or Private Browsing tab in various popular web browsers such as Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, Opera, and Brave. It explains what a private browsing tab is, its general uses, and common misconceptions about the privacy and security it offers.