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# Logging In

## Playing a scenario

To run a case or play a scenario, you will need to go first to the OLab4 Player. 

Eventually, we will have a single interface for all these functions but for now, these are separate. 

You can find info on where to Login to our main demo server at <https://olab.ca/olab4/>

You will see a screen like this:

<figure><img src="/files/OOOjgaWVvodbNr57SN8p" alt=""><figcaption><p>OLab login screen</p></figcaption></figure>

Remember that your password is case-sensitive.&#x20;

If you don't already have a login, use 'guest' for the username and password.

## Request an account

As we roll out OLab4 more extensively, it will be easier to get full access to our systems.&#x20;

In the meantime, we suggest you try our Contact page: <https://olab.ca/contact-us/>&#x20;

## Access via Moodle

Many courses and classes will get access through our Moodle service. If you have directed to login via <https://moodle.olab.ca/>, the login credentials for OLab should be taken care of. Moodle will know whether you are a student, a teacher/facilitator or a course author and will pass on your credentials to OLab. &#x20;

## Creating your own scenarios

As noted in the [Quick Notes](/help/quick-notes.md) section, you will need to login to our Designer service for this. Your account will need the appropriate Role e.g. teacher, author etc. See [Users, roles](/help/advanced-topics/users-roles.md) for more on this.&#x20;


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