Description of the video:
Instructor walks down a hall and enters a classroom.
Text: Kelley Learning Media Presents "Du-Oh-No!"
Instructor: Good Morning Students, Welcome back from break. I trust everyone had a had a great time, ate lots of turkey and ham. Its time to get into Canvas, and get some things done.
Instructor logs in to a computer.
Computer: Error! Two step authentication required. Error! Error!
Instructor starts dancing in the classroom and is joined by two students.
Instructor shakes his head. It was a daydream.
Student: Professor...Professor. Dual authentication means you're supposed to use the app to log-in. CAS wants you to do the two-step log-in now, not do the two-step dance!
Man: Starting in the spring 2017 semester all CAS log-ins require a duo two-step authentication, for IU staff, faculty, and student employees.
This means you need to do a two step log-in for Canvas, One.IU, and other CAS log-ins. To get started, visit the IU knowledge base link that you see on screen [kb.iu.edu/d/aluu displays with text "go to the 2-step link." Remember to always bring your smartphone to class, so that you can turn Du "oh-no" into Duo done.
Music plays. Everyone in the classroom dances the two-step
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