Frequently Asked Questions
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Date: | Friday, 22 November 2024, 6:01 AM |
Description
How do I change my email address in the Wisenet system?
How do I change my login password?
When do I get access to my online courses?
When does access to my online courses close?
I seem to get locked out of the site after a long period. Is there a timeout?
Can I change my settings so I only receive one email per day?
Table of contents
- How do I change my email personal address in the WiseNET system?
- How do I change my login password (Wisenet)?
- When do I get access to my online courses?
- When does access to my online courses close?
- I seem to get locked out of the site after a long period. Is there a timeout?
- Can I change my settings so I only receive one email per day?
- How do I update my profile in PMA
How do I change my email personal address in the WiseNET system?
Please see the table of contents in the right-hand column to access each of the FAQs.
This cannot be done online. You need to contact Student Services to do this. Please phone them on 0800 244 532 or email them at StudentServices@ecnz.ac.nz
How do I change my login password (Wisenet)?
Please see the table of contents in the right-hand column to access each of the FAQs.
This can be done n the Student Landing page
Select Wisenet (Student Portal) from the quick links menu.
Wisenet login details
Follow these steps if you have not logged into Wisenet before or if you have forgotten your Wisenet login details.
From the Quick links section on the landing page, select Wisenet (Student Portal)
Select the Forgot Password? Link
Enter your Te Rito Maioha email address – this will be your studentnumber@ecnz.ac.nz
Go to your Outlook email account on the landing page and read the email that you received from Wisenet, this will give you your temporary password.
Go back to the Wisenet login screen and enter your username and temporary password.
You should then be prompted to change your password, enter the current password that was just sent to you and then enter a new password – if you use the same password as your Office 365 account it will be easier to remember.
If you were not prompted to change your password when you first logged in, then you can do this by selecting the change password option in the top right corner of your main Wisenet page
If you have any problems with this, you need to contact Student Services. Please phone them on 0800 244 532 or email them at elearning.helpdesk@ecnz.ac.nz
When do I get access to my online courses?
Please see the table of contents in the right-hand column to access each of the FAQs.
Typically you will get access to your online courses in the week prior to the beginning of a semester, although this may vary in some instances.When does access to my online courses close?
Please see the table of contents in the right-hand column to access each of the FAQs.
Access to each paper/course online ends 2 months after the official end date of the paper/course.
During this time you are still able to access your ePortfolio from the "Ngā hononga/Useful links" menu at the top of every PMA page.
For information concerning ongoing access to your ePortfolio after you finish your study, please see - https://pma.ecnz.ac.nz/mod/book/view.php?id=37435&chapterid=2561
I seem to get locked out of the site after a long period. Is there a timeout?
Please see the table of contents in the right-hand column to access each of the FAQs.
Yes, if you are logged into Pou Manawa Akoranga but not doing anything, the site will log you out (timeout) after 2 hours. This is a security feature used in case you leave the computer you are working on unattended.Can I change my settings so I only receive one email per day?
Please see the table of contents in the right-hand column to access each of the FAQs.
Yes - See "How do I change the frequency of emails from Pou Manawa Akoranga?"How do I update my profile in PMA
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