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Friday, Nov 20, 2009

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Click here to authenticate yourself so you can access this program.

Note that you must reauthorize yourself whenever you close all of your web browser windows.

Note: If the authentication website has just now accepted your password (or at least didn't complain that it is invalid), but returned you to the same web page here that you saw before you entered your password, then it's possible that:
  1. Cookies are disabled on your web browser.

    If this is the case, please enable them and log in again so that NACS' WebAuth program can store your authentication cookie for access by this program.


  2. Your web browser settings are causing your browser to store a copy of this page in its cache directory on your hard drive, without bothering to contact our server as to whether a newer page is available.

    You can easily check for this by clicking your browser's Reload button.

    If the program then responds correctly, you need to change your web browser's caching preferences. Here are directions for Netscape or Internet Explorer:

    Netscape: Click Edit / Preferences on the menu bar, and then the "+" next to the category Advanced. Then click on the sub-category Cache, and make sure Every time is selected under Document in cache is compared to document on network.

    Internet Explorer: Click Tools / Internet Options... on the menu bar, and then the Settings... button under the General tab. Make sure Every visit to the page is selected under Check for newer versions of stored pages.
Need help? Click on any of the input field labels in the main menu above, or try the WebGrades FAQ.
Comments or questions about this program? Send email to registrar@uci.edu, or call 949/824-7901.

FERPA Reminder: Posting grades, exams, quizzes, or papers in public areas is a violation of FERPA, the
federal law that protects the confidentiality of students and their records. Please contact Mark Fonseca
at the Registrar Office for more information.