Creating a Student iClicker Account

First time users will use this process to create, and add courses to, an iClicker account.  

Note: Students using a laptop in class, rather than a mobile device, can log into the iClicker website.
For attendance-taking purposes, users must enable their location on their device.

Create your account

As of August 2024, iClicker you will use Multi-factor Authentication to create your iClicker account and sign in to the system. 

  1. Visit the iClicker website, or your devices app center, to download the iClicker student app to your mobile device.
  2. Select Sign in through your campus portal (See Fig. 1).
    Screenshot of iClicker student app with Sign in through campus portal outlined in a red box
    Figure 1: Sign in through your campus portal on the iClicker Student app. 
  3. Select your institution (University of Missouri, University of Missouri-Kansas City, or University of Missouri-St. Louis) from the dropdown menu. 
  4. Enter your university login information. If you are already signed in to another university system, iClicker may automatically detect your information. 
  5. Once your information is detected, you can create a new iClicker account, or link your account to an existing iClicker account. More information about each of these options can be found here
  6. Sign into your account with your device.

Add courses to your iClicker account

  1. Sign into your iClicker account.
  2. Choose the plus sign at the top right of the screen to open the the search tool, then use your instructor's name or the course name to search for your courses.
  3. Confirm that the course details match your class, then select Add This Course. Repeat the search to add more courses.  Chosen courses will appear in your account library when you log into iClicker on your device.

This video demonstrates adding courses:


Notes:

  • Students using a laptop in class, rather than a mobile device, can log into the iClicker website
  • For attendance-taking purposes, users must enable their location on their device 



Modified on: Tue, Aug 6, 2024 at 9:10 AM

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