Setting Up Access

Antioch University IT Services sets up Common Sign On credentials for all users.  These credentials allow access to a wide variety of systems, including Gmail, Sakai, myAntioch. The credentials consist of a 7 digit user ID User ID and a password. The password is managed with the self-service tools found by going to AUDirect (https://audirect.antioch.edu).  The tools use your personal, non-Antioch email address to communicate information needed to perform password changes and User ID reminders. If you do not have access to this email account, or have not provided a personal, non-Antioch email address, you should contact the helpdesk at 866-662-0056 for all user id/password related issues.

Perform the following steps:

1.     Go to https://audirect.antioch.edu and enter your seven digit Antioch user ID number. If you do not know your seven digit Antioch user ID number, click on the ‘Forgot User ID’ link, enter your personal non-Antioch email address and click the blue ‘Send my ID’ button and the user ID number will be sent to that email address. Note that the address entered must match the non-Antioch email address Antioch University has on file for you.

2.     Once your Antioch user ID is entered, the window will change and a link will appear. Click the blue ‘Click here to set or change your password’ button to be taken to the password change code screen. This will automatically cause a pin code to be emailed to your non-Antioch email account.

3.     Enter the PIN code and click the ‘Submit PIN’ button.

4.     On the screen that follows, create your new password. Passwords must be at least 8 characters and should be a mix of numbers and upper case and lower case letters. Your password cannot contain your user ID. Click the blue ‘Save Password’ button when finished.

5.     Once your password has been set up successfully, you will receive the following confirmation screen:

Click the ‘Login’ button to proceed into AUDirect.

6.     You will see the AUDirect screen after you successfully login.