Grammarly Password Reset
Mauricette Atencio
If you use the password reset option for Grammarly but do not receive an email with password reset instructions to your Walden email account, either to your Inbox folder or the Bulk/Junk/Spam folder, please follow the steps below:
Because it is automated, Grammarly does have limitations. A program such as Grammarly should be used as a supplement rather than a substitute for revision and proofreading. Thus, a Grammarly score should be used only as a general guide, not as a final consultation. There is no particular score that OASIS or the university deems appropriate. Instead, aim to edit your draft as completely as possible.
MiniTool OEM program enable partners like hardware / software vendors and relative technical service providers to embed MiniTool software with their own products to add value to their products or services and expand their market.
You can also enter the possible email addresses that you might use to create the Grammarly account on the Grammarly password reset page. If it is the associated account that you use to buy Grammarly, then you will receive the email with password reset instructions. After you find your Grammarly Premium account email, you can continue to reset the password for it.
For more useful free computer tools from MiniTool Software, you can visit its official website. You can find tools like MiniTool Power Data Recovery, MiniTool Partition Wizard, MiniTool ShadowMaker, MiniTool MovieMaker, MiniTool Video Converter, MiniTool Video Repair, etc.
It is set up like a course to help you become familiar with a possible layout and tools that your instructor could use in Blackboard. Once you login to Blackboard, you will see a module named My Courses. The Orientation course will be listed there.
If you can't remember your Lee College password, you can reset using the link on the "Look up user ID/reset password" link on the MyLC Campus page or contact the IT Helpdesk at 281-425-6952 or help...@lee.edu
The Information Technology (IT) Department provides reliable, up-to-date, effective, secure, and integrated technology solutions and information services to empower students, faculty and staff to meet their goals in support of the mission of the university.
The IT Help Desk is your initial point of contact for the Information Technology department. If you are having difficulties accessing Regent systems (Genisys, Canvas, Email, etc.), need your password reset, or are having issues with a Regent University computer, the IT Help Desk is here to help!
Two-factor authentication enhances the security of your account by using a secondary device to verify your identity. This prevents anyone but you from accessing your account, even if they know your password.
When logging in to a Regent University web application that is protected by Duo, you will still enter your username and password.After inputting your login information, Duo requires you to complete a method of second-factor authentication when working remotely.
Take the time to note the location, time and username shown before approving the login to make sure they are as expected. If there are any discrepancies this could be an unauthorized attempt to gain access to your account and you could click DENY. (See FAQ for more info.)
Regent students, faculty, and staff have access to Canvas Support by emailing help...@regent.edu or by calling the IT Help Desk at 757.352.4076 and selecting the option for Canvas. The office hours for the IT Help Desk are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. ET.
MyRegent is your portal into many of the systems and services available to you at Regent University. We recommend using the MyRegent Portal for integrated access to all of your online Regent resources. After logging in to the MyRegent Portal, you can conveniently access your Student Mail by Google, Canvas, Genisys, DegreeWorks, and the library Databases as well as many other Regent Systems. You can log in to the MyRegent Portal at my.regent.edu.
Upon acceptance to Regent University and processing of the enrollment deposit, you will receive an email to your personal email address with instructions on how to initialize your MyRegent account. Your MyRegent account username will be created using portions of your first and last name. Please note that your Regent Student ID is separate from your MyRegent account username. The MyRegent account username is also used to create your Student Mail by Google account in the form of myregent...@mail.regent.edu. Once your MyRegent account password is created, you may login to the MyRegent portal at my.regent.edu. Your MyRegent account password is automatically synchronized to be the same as your Student Mail by Google account password.
RegentALERT is an Emergency Notification System (ENS). Its primary purpose is to notify Regent faculty, staff and on campus students in the event of an emergency on or near campus, such as a man-made or natural disaster. Be sure to update your RegentALERT contact information the next time you log in to my.regent.edu.
To view the status of your financial aid application or to accept financial aid awards, proceed to the Genisys login page. You will need the User ID and PIN provided to you by the Student Financial Aid Office.
If you are a recently accepted student, your MyRegent ID and instructions for setting your password will be sent to you via email once the enrollment deposit requirement has been met.
It allows students to view their grades and GPA, estimate how long it will take them to graduate, and what courses count or do not count toward their majors. The program also includes a feature to help students who are considering changing majors and/or programs.
The Information Technology Department has developed recommended configurations for desktop and laptop computers as a guide for students purchasing computers to use while enrolled at Regent University. Apple tablets, Android tablets, and Chromebooks are not recommended as primary devices for your coursework, as they cannot run required software for some classes.
Specifications are provided for Windows/PC-based desktop and laptop computers. Please note that university computer labs, and most academic departments, are Windows/PC-based rather than Macintosh-based.
The general rule of thumb when purchasing a new computer is to purchase the most powerful computer you can afford. Buying a powerful computer (faster processor, more memory, larger hard drive) will help to ensure that your computer will meet your academic needs for many years to come. Use the Recommended Configurations above as a guide.
Students should examine their computing needs and habits to determine whether a desktop or laptop best suits their needs. Laptops provide students with the flexibility of using the computer almost anywhere. Desktop computers offer more for the money, and are usually easier to upgrade.
The Information Technology Department does not provide support for the installation, repair, or maintenance of computer hardware, or the installation and configuration of computer software (including the operating system) for personally owned computers. It is important that you purchase a computer from a vendor that can provide these services for you.
While Regent University does not endorse any specific manufacturer or vendor, please view our current Special Offers to see vendors that offer academic discounts to Regent University students, staff, and faculty.
Computers can be attacked by viruses, malware, and other malicious programs. Regent University recommends using antivirus software to help keep your computer running safely and smoothly. Below are some free antivirus solutions recommended to help protect your computer.
Regent University computer labs and most academic departments are Windows-based. If you have a Mac or are considering purchasing one, you may want to check with your school to see if there are specific compatibility issues.
However, most students should have no difficulty using a Mac computer if they have a recent version of macOS (the most current version or two previous releases), a copy of Microsoft Office 365 (available for all active Faculty, Staff, and Students), and a reliable internet connection.
Use the links provided to buy books and software at discounted prices and obtain special discounts from Apple, Dell or HP. When purchasing a new computer please look at our Computer Recommendations to ensure that you get a computer is compatible with Regent systems.
WIFI is available across the Regent University campus. The WIFI network name for the main campus is REGENT_PUBLIC. For students residing at the Regent Commons, the WIFI network name is REGENT_RESNET. These are the only authorized wireless networks supplied by Regent University.
There are four computer labs on campus for student and staff use. They are located in COM 154, SC 119, LIB 327 and CRB 239. Printing is available in the labs for 5 cents per page. Each new student is given a one-time credit of $5.00 in their account and additional printing credit is available for purchase online.
All Regent University students are provided with a Google Workspace account. Your Google account is the official student mail account of the University. All official Regent University electronic correspondence will be sent to your Regent provided Google mail account. Google Workspace accounts offer a wide array of features, including mail, calendar, limited Google Drive (cloud based storage), Google Groups (collaboration with faculty and other students) and Google Chat and Google Meet (for collaboration).
These features are available through the MyRegent Portal at my.regent.edu or by directly logging into accounts.google.com. Your Student Mail by Google address is in the form of MyRegent...@mail.regent.edu.
Your Regent Google Workspace username is in the form of MyRegent...@mail.regent.edu. Your Regent Google password is automatically synchronized to be the same as your MyRegent account password. Whenever prompted to login to your Regent Google Gmail or Workspace apps, be sure to use your full username in the form of MyRegent...@mail.regent.edu.