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Online: Request Help
Phone: (707) 826-HELP (4357)
Email: help@humboldt [dot] edu
In Person: Library 120 • Hours
System Status
To get an account on the Central Web Server, complete these steps (instructions below).
See Also: Using Your Account
This flow-chart summarizes the steps to be taken. Step-by-step instructions follow.

To be a site owner, you need to take the ATI Training Survey (4 questions) and complete any required training (at a minimum, ATI Area 1).
Upon completion of the ATI survey, you will be added to the appropriate ATI courses in Moodle. These courses may take up to one hour to appear in your Moodle course list.
You will need to complete each of the required trainings before you will be approved as a site owner. You can track your progress:
For detailed information about these courses, see ATI Compliance.
Use this tool to select your site name. The address for the site (when it's made public) will be www.humboldt.edu/sitename. Feel free to pick a "nice" name for your site, such as www.humboldt.edu/cryptology instead of www.humboldt.edu/crpt_dept.
The Web Office will approve your site, and you will be notified when your request has been processed. If you want to be able to login and change content on your site, you must follow the steps below and assign yourself as a developer. You can also assign other registered developers to work on your site.
You can check your site status by clicking "Select a Site" under Account Tools > Manage Other Accounts > Manage Web Accounts in Account Center. (You'll see the status next to the site name).
While the above steps will establish your account, only a registered and ATI trained developer will be able to login to it. You must assign each developer whom you want to have work on your site. You must wait to do this step until after your site has been approved.