Students: How to Access Your Student Learning & Licensure Account (Logging In)

Overview

This article provides instructions for students on how to access Student Learning & Licensure through three primary methods: a Learning Management System (LMS), Single Sign-On (SSO), or direct login. It includes step-by-step procedures for each method, troubleshooting tips for common login errors, and a guide for first-time users to reset their temporary passwords and accept the End-User License Agreement.

There are three ways for students to access or log in to Student Learning & Licensure:

• Access through your institution’s Learning Management System (LMS), if enabled.
• Access through a Single Sign On (SSO), if enabled through your institution.
• Access directly at sll.watermarkinsights.com

If you are unsure how to login, please contact your institution's Student Learning & Licensure administrator.

Accessing via Learning Management System (LMS)

1. Access your institution's LMS.
2. Click on the Assignment or Activity you need to complete.
3. This will link you directly to your Student Learning & Licensure account.

Tip:

After clicking the link in the portal, if you are prompted to enter a username and password:

1. Enter your institution email and Student Learning & Licensure password.
2. If you do not know your password, refer to the article How to Reset Your Password for detailed steps.

Note: Password reset emails are sent from no-reply@watermarkinsights.com.

If you see messages such as "This assignment does not exist" or "Resource not found," please contact your instructor or Watermark Administrator.

Accessing via Single Sign On (SSO)

1. Click the Student Learning & Licensure link on your institution’s menu or home page.
2. Log in using your institutional Username and Password.

Note: If you are unable to sign in, please contact your university's IT helpdesk.

Accessing Directly via URL

1. Navigate to sll.watermarkinsights.com using a recommended browser like Google Chrome or Firefox.
2. Enter your institutional Email Address and Password.

3. If this is your first time logging in:

   • Use the temporary password provided by your institution.
   • If forgotten, click Forgot Password? to reset it.

   

4. Review and accept the End-User License Agreement. This is a one-time requirement.

   

5. Create a new password by entering your Temporary Password and then your New Password.

   

   Important:

   • Passwords must be at least 12 characters.
   • Use a mix of uppercase and lowercase letters.
   • Include at least one number.
6. Once submitted, you will be directed to your Progress page.