Suddenly your old favorite password isn’t good enough. Some sites will ask you for variety in your password. Some want more than five or six characters.

Others demand a mix of upper- and lower-case letters, while still others ask for a combination of numbers, lower, and upper case letters. And finally, the most awful sticklers demand all of these things, adding a five letter minimum and throwing in a couple of security questions.

Some super efficient and wise folks have figured out tricks for password creation. One is to take the first and last letters of the website’s name, and set your faithful old password in the middle along with a number or two. I’ve heard of other tricks too, long forgotten by now. Much like I’ve forgotten the passwords to far too many accounts I’ve created online.

I know I’m not the only one. That’s why universal login is such a good idea.

For organizations distributing e-learning content to large groups of students via learning management system, accessibility and ease of use are important.

Coggno has recently added RPX to its learning management system to cater to such organizations. Accessing training or other educational material is now simpler than ever.

Coggno now provides learners with the option of signing in from a wide variety of possible accounts. Using the RXP app, users are now allowed to access Coggno using identities from big sites like Google, Yahoo!, Twitter, AOL, WordPress, MySpace, and Facebook.

RPX and other universal login features help solve a problem that many e-learning platforms face: how to bring all the most widely used login options into a single and aesthetically-pleasing interface.

RPX lets users skip the ordeal of creating an account and remembering passwords, and allows them to get right to the good part–accessing, learning, creating, and distributing great content.

Design and syndicate robust courses and training with Coggno’s Learning Management System (LMS) Online.

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