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What are the access options available for signing in to DT+?
Once you have spoken to our Onboarding Team and made a decision regarding your account set-up and structure, you can request one of our available authentication methods, as detailed in this article.
If you are a new customer and your organisation hasn't yet decided how students and faculty will access the platform, or what level of access they should have, please get in touch with our Onboarding Team to discuss your options before proceeding.
You can contact them at onboarding@digitaltheatreplus.com and they will be able to discuss access methods, Content Controls and your specific requirements with you via email or call.
How do you want your users to access Digital Theatre+? Select one of the three authentication options below:
- Single Sign-On (SSO)
- Digital Theatre+ recommends using Single Sign On (SSO) with SAML to authenticate your users. SSO with SAML provides the most secure and seamless sign-in experience for both staff and students. How do I request Single Sign-On (SSO) for my faculty and students?
- Username and Password
- To use this method, provide us with the email addresses of the users (teachers and/or students) you want to add to your subscription via a secure, encrypted file transfer. How can I securely provide a list of email addresses?
- Proxy or IP Authentication
- Many institutions choose to use IP addresses for authentication purposes; we support this method whilst reminding our users that IP is often neither secure nor reliable, provides false assurance of anonymity and may give reduced value to users. If you wish to proceed with authenticating via IP, please send us the relevant list of Classless inter-domain routing (CIDR) ranges via this form.
- Many institutions choose to use IP addresses for authentication purposes; we support this method whilst reminding our users that IP is often neither secure nor reliable, provides false assurance of anonymity and may give reduced value to users. If you wish to proceed with authenticating via IP, please send us the relevant list of Classless inter-domain routing (CIDR) ranges via this form.
Have questions about which authentication method is right for your institution, or need technical help? Get in touch by submitting a support request.