Login Instructions for Bloodborne Pathogens Training

The Council on Teacher Education has developed the Bloodborne Pathogen Training using the College of Education Moodle system.

• 1. Read all the following instructions.  If possible, print out a copy of these login instructions for your reference.

• 2. Click here to begin the login process.

• Note:  DO NOT CLICK ON THE "Create a new account" BUTTON to create a new Moodle account or login with a previous Moodle Account.  If you receive a message prompting you with "This course requires an 'enrollment key'", please verify with your program that you are registered with the Council on Teacher Education.  Only students registered with the Council on Teacher Education may access this training.
  

• 3. You should be at the College of Education Moodle Server.  Click on the Login link located at the bottom of the page or in the upper right-hand corner.

  If you are prompted with a "Certificate signer not found" message,   please click on the Accept button.

• 4. You should be at another Login screen with the cursor blinking in the Username box.  DO NOT CLICK ON THE "Create a new account" BUTTON. 

Type your netid in the Username box.

Type your Active Directory password in the Password box. (see Note below)

Click the Login button.

 

Note:  Your Active Directory password is the same password you use for logging into the Student Portal.  For instructions on setting your Active Directory password, please click here. 

• 5. Once you have logged into Moodle, you should be at the Welcome screen.  In your My Courses list (in the upper left-hand corner of the screen), click on Bloodborne Pathogens

• 6. Read the entire introduction.  At the end of the introduction, click on Bloodborne Pathogens Online Training to begin the training slides. The last slide provides instructions on how to begin the quiz.

• If you have questions about your certification program, contact your clinical experiences program coordinator.

• If you have questions about Bloodborne Pathogens, contact the Biological Safety Section, Division of Environmental Health & Safety.
• If you have technical problems please email ed-cte-techsupport @ad.uiuc.edu.