What is Microsoft Single Sign-On?
Microsoft Single Sign-On (Microsoft SSO) allows you to log in to Otus using Microsoft without needing to type in a username and password each time. It also establishes a connection between Microsoft and Otus; users can use documents and files in their Microsoft OneDrive with assessments, lessons, class board posts, and many other areas.
The first time you sign in with Microsoft SSO, the process will be a bit different; you will go through a few steps to establish the connection between Otus and Microsoft by granting permission.
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Logging in With Microsoft SSO
Step 1: First, head to my.otus.com, and click the Microsoft button.
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You're now logged into Otus with Microsoft SSO! To log in to Otus, you can now just select the Microsoft button and do not need to type in your username and password.
FAQ and Troubleshooting
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Click here to see FAQ and troubleshooting details.
When attempting to use Microsoft Single Sign-On for the first time, I received a message stating "Need admin approval."
Your district's Microsoft settings might not allow individual users to approve permissions for third-party applications. If so, please contact the Microsoft administrator for your school district to ask about approving access for the entire organization.
When attempting to log in with Microsoft single sign-on, I receive the following message: “We couldn’t log you in with this information.”
This message appears when logging in with Google SSO if either the email you used isn’t associated with an Otus account or you’re using the wrong login method. Make sure you’re using your correct school email and the login method your district supports. If you believe you should have an account, contact your district’s Otus administrator or email our Support Team at support@otus.com.
Can teachers and administrators create their own Otus accounts?
No. Your district sets up Otus accounts for teachers and administrators. If you believe you should have an account, contact your district’s Otus administrator or email our Support Team at support@otus.com.