Create Identity Button [Training Mode]

Create Identity Button [Training Mode]

Once you’ve filled out all the details, click Create, and you’ll see a confirmation that your new identity has been created. 


Tip: Be sure that the information you enter is accurate and complete before submitting: if you click Create too soon, you won’t be able to re-access the page to edit it until it has been approved by your teacher! Consider writing your bio and collecting links before you start creating an identity so you don’t lose your progress if the bell rings before you’re done. Once approved, you can edit or add things to your identity at any time.  






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