Course Overview
learning-objectives
Determine whether this course is right for you
Find documentation on the CyVerse Learning Center
Create a CyVerse account
Description:
In this module, we introduce the course content and help you determine whether this course is right for you. We then show you how to create a CyVerse account and find more information in the Learning Center.
Video:
Create a CyVerse Account
Instructions for CyVerse US
Creating a CyVerse account:
- To create a CyVerse account, you will need a valid email address
We recommend using an institutional address (e.g., ending with .edu, .org, or .gov)
Go to CyVerse User Portal
Click the “Sign Up” button and fill out information as prompted
Access and Search the CyVerse Learning Account
Go to CyVerse Learning Center
- Explore the menu items on the sidebar
Quick Start Guides will help you with quick, specific tasks
Platform Guides are more in-depth guides of CyVerse’s platforms
Tutorials are start-to-finish lessons on accomplishing certain analyses and tasks using CyVerse
To access UK/Austria specific versions of the Learning Center, go to the bottom left corner of the Learning Center home page, and click on the v:cyverse-usa icon. From here, you can select the version of the documentation from the menu.
Self Assessment Questions
Question
Q1. What are the recommended email address endings for creating a CyVerse account?
.edu, .org, .gov
.org, .com, .net
.edu, .io, .xyz
Answer
Correct answer is A
Question
Q2. Learning Center tutorials are in-depth guides of each of CyVerse’s platforms
True / False
Answer
False. Tutorials are start-to-finish lessons on accomplishing certain analyses and tasks, while Platform Guides are in-depth guides of each CyVerse platform.
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