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Create online account
Set up your account on GitHub and Learn the Web’s grade tracking service: Progressinator
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Create a GitHub account
Git is a version control system and GitHub allows us to host all our code & websites online. (More on this next week.) ![](github.jpg) 1. Go to [GitHub](https://github.com/) and sign up for an account. *Choose whatever username and email address you’d like.* 2. Choose the *free* plan when you get to that screen.
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Remember
Though it shouldn’t need to be said: remember your password!
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Put your name into GitHub
After creating your account go to your user settings and input your full name—**this is the name that will be shown to me when I do marking.** ![](github-settings.jpg) *Go to “Settings” in the user menu.* ![](github-name.jpg) *Input your full name for grading purposes.*
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Create your Progressinator account
For the Web Dev courses you’ll be watching your progress & getting your grades on a application named Progressinator. Progressinator connects to Markbot and the Learn the Web website to track your progress and for submitting assignments. ![](progress-github.jpg) *Go to [Progressinator](https://progress.learntheweb.courses/) and sign in using your GitHub account.* You don’t need a unique username & password for signing into Progressinator—it uses your GitHub account as the authentication mechanism.
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Set your current course & section
Next up you can set your current course & section. This shows correct due dates in the grades list & allows the teacher to find you within the class list. **Click your username in the top right corner to visit your profile page.** ![](progress-profile.jpg) *Select your section from the list of available Web Dev 1 sections.* **And save.**
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Keep the profile tab open
**Don’t close this profile tab.** Keep it open, we’re going to need it again in a few minutes.