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# Registering as an Instructor

Does the school you work for use ActiveNow? Great news — you can say goodbye to paper attendance lists and manage everything from one tidy panel.

## Registration

The school invites each instructor to the system by email. The welcome email contains a **Register!** button — click it to be taken to ActiveNow, where you will log in and set your **new password**.

{% hint style="info" %}
Your password must be at least 8 characters long.
{% endhint %}

## Panel tabs

Once you are in the system, your **calendar** shows your upcoming lessons. You will also find the following tabs in the left-side menu:

* **MY CALENDAR** — your lesson schedule
* **ALL MY CLASSES** — a list of all your lessons with their details
* **PARTICIPANTS** — a list of all your students
* **SUBSTITUTIONS** — lessons where you covered for another instructor, or where someone covered for you
* **MY PERSONAL DETAILS** — your account information

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