InquiryForge student accounts

InquiryForge provides interactive World History lessons and assessments. Teachers invite students from their class roster. An individual invitation connects a student’s school email to their account; students create their own passwords.

Your information

This is a school learning site. Use it only for your coursework, and keep your account details private.

Be respectful in anything you type. Your teacher and the school can see the work and answers you submit, when you submit them, and how far you have gotten, and may use that to support your learning and to grade your work.

Your information is kept for school purposes only. It is not sold or used for advertising. Do not post anything you would not hand directly to your teacher.

A personal email or mobile number is optional. It lets you reset a forgotten password yourself, without waiting for your teacher. Because it is personal contact information, only add it with a parent or guardian’s permission.

The school email identifies the student’s school record. Optional recovery contacts are used for account verification and password recovery. Passwords are managed by InquiryForge’s Zitadel sign-in service. Recovery emails use the configured email provider; recovery texts use Telnyx when text recovery is available.

Optional recovery messages

Text recovery is awaiting activation. It is optional: students can use a verified personal email or ask their teacher for a private reset link instead.

1. Sign in and open the student account page.
2. When text recovery is available, enter a US mobile number and choose to receive a verification code.
3. Enter the code received on that phone to verify the recovery contact.
4. To reset a forgotten password, enter the school email, choose the verified contact, then enter its recovery code and a new password.

Messages contain account verification or password recovery codes. Frequency depends on the student’s requests; these are not marketing messages. Message and data rates may apply. Never share a code with someone else. Ask your teacher for help if you cannot receive a code.

Academic integrity and terms

The work you turn in here must be your own.

You may use your readings, your own notes, and any tools your teacher allows. You may not copy another student’s answers, share answers, or have someone else do your work, and you may not use an outside website or AI tool to write your answers unless your teacher tells you that you may.

Assessments and the final exam are closed-resource unless your teacher says otherwise.

Breaking these rules can mean a zero on the work, a call home, and a referral under the school’s academic integrity policy.

Students acknowledge the academic integrity policy and terms when accepting their invitation.