What code do I use to log in to Learnosity Console?
I have multiple Learnosity accounts with different username/passwords and my authentication code is not working.
My six-digit authentication code from the authenticator app is not working.
Issues with the authentication code and Learnosity two-factor authentication
I cannot scan the QR code because I am using my mobile device.
I don’t know how to add a site to my existing authenticator app.
I don’t know what an authenticator app is.
Issues setting up or using an authenticator app with Learnosity two-factor authentication
I didn't receive a verification code via text message.
Issues with phone verification and Learnosity two-factor authentication
I have to log in with two-factor authentication every time I go to the Author Site.
I received an error saying ‘Your username/email is not a valid email address.
I’ve lost my mobile device or it was stolen.
I have forgotten my mobile device at home or do not have it with me.
General Learnosity two-factor authentication login issues
I just logged in to Console site, but now my authentication code isn't working for Author site.
I just logged in to Author site, but now my authentication code isn't working for Console site.
Do I have to register for two-factor authentication twice?.
What code do I use to log in to Learnosity Console?.
Learnosity Console login issues with two-factor authentication This page provides a list of common problems encountered when logging in to Learnosity with two-factor authentication, and what you can do to solve them.įind your answers to frequently asked questions below: Your organization turned this on because it's more secure than just your password. This means logging in requires a combination of your email, your password, and an authentication code from your mobile device. If you are a Learnosity customer and you reached this page by clicking a link while signing in to Learnosity, it means your organization has turned on two-factor authentication. This page contains specific instructions for Learnosity users, who have two-factor authentication set up for education content authoring and administration.