Getting started

libli is a learning platform run just for your school, on a server dedicated to it: teachers build courses out of lessons and quizzes, students work through them, and the marking, progress tracking and analytics come with it.

Trying to log in?

• You do not create your own account. On a school deployment the school creates accounts and the sign-in page tells you to ask your administrator. If your sign-in page instead offers a "Sign up" link, self-registration has been switched on for this site and you can use it.
• Forgotten password. Go to /accounts/password/reset/ and enter your email address. This works only if your account has an email address on it — an email address is optional in libli and many school accounts have none. If yours does not, your administrator has to set a new password for you.
• Your invitation stopped working. An invitation link is valid for 14 days from the moment it is issued. After that it expires and cannot be revived; ask whoever invited you to send a fresh one.
• Something is broken. Tell your teacher, who can escalate it, or write to the person who runs this site.

Signing in is a separate matter from setting libli up for a school in the first place.

A public demonstration site will say so below.

Questions about a trial, about running libli at your school, or about anything on this page go to: the person who runs this site.

If you are a school's data protection officer, the page you want first is the privacy notice. It sets out what is stored about a pupil, who can see it, how long it is kept, and how to exercise a data subject's rights.