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Google SSO allows teachers and students to sign in just one time to get access to MathsOnline. Once SSO is set up, teachers and students can sign in directly without a second sign-in.

Select Login to open the Sign In box and click on Sign In With Google.

Choose a Google account then Sign In by entering your Google Email and Password.

Now enter your MathsOnline Username and Password then click Map Account.

Next time choose Sign in with Google, choose your Google account and you will be automatically logged in.

The mapping can be removed anytime from the teachers dashboard.

The process is the same for students. The only difference is that they disconnect from the Settings page.

The Rollover Guide For A New School Year

If you used MathsOnline in 2023 you DO NOT need to register your school again for 2024. Follow one of the methods below to rollover your classes for 2024.

New schools please register here and instructions will be emailed to you.

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Student List Template (.xls)

Method 1 Recommended

Send to MathsOnline a new and complete list of students and teachers. This will overwrite all existing students and teachers.

Advantages:

Greatly simplifies rollover process. Download, populate and return the spreadsheet to MathsOnline and we will process your student and teacher rolls for you in one business day.
Removes existing student results so students start the new year with a clean slate.

Disadvantages:

After MathsOnline processes your school roll, new logins and passwords will need to be distributed to students and teachers.

View Method 1 Instructions

Method 2

Using the tools within the Teachers’ Area, manually roll over teachers, classes and students.

Advantages:

Students and teachers keep their logins, passwords, and results.

Disadvantages:

A more tedious rollover method, as each class needs to be rolled over manually, students that have left must be identified and deleted, and students and teachers entering the school need to be added.

View Method 2 Instructions