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If you are unable to log-in and need to reset your IdentiKey password, click the IdentiKey/Login Help link.
If it is your first time logging in to D2L, run a system check to ensure that your computer meets the minimum system requirements.
A system check ensures that you have the appropriate:
Click Please click here for a System Check before you login on the Login page.
*Note: When the system check is complete, a message will appear noting whether your system passed or failed and what actions to take to meet the requirements.
Once you log-in to D2L, you’ll see the My Home page. My Home is your starting point inside D2L. From here, you can set up your profile, edit your preferences, and access your courses. My Home is also where you can read campus-wide News and view events (like D2L workshop dates) via the Calendar. Additionally, you can access your Locker, ePortfolio, Calendar, Campus Bookmarks, the Picture Library and the Learning Object Repository.
Learn more about the resources (called widgets) available on My Home.
To access a course, click the course name under the My Courses heading on the My Home page. Note that if you have different roles in different courses, your courses are listed in separate tabs. For example, courses you are an Auditor for are listed separate from courses in which you are an Instructor.
Once you click on the course name, the Course Home page will appear.
Like My Home, You’ll immediately notice that your Course Home is also made up of a number of widgets. Learn more about customizing the widgets.
The primary navigation tool for a course is the navbar, which is always located vertically above the widgets on your Course Home page. The navigation bar displays links to the tools available in your course. Within each tool there are tool menus to navigate to different sections and pages, and tabs to switch between sections within a page.

*Note: Not all the tools you may want to use appear in your navigation bar. For assistance with adding or removing tools from your navigation bar, visit Add a Tool to the Navigation Bar tutorial.