(CORRECTIONAL STAFF) How to request an Edovo Go account

With Edovo Go, formerly incarcerated learners can seamlessly continue their journey for free after release. They can access their learner transcript and course certificates, pick up right where they left off in coursework and keep advancing on their path to success.

Print the attached flyer to hang in dorm rooms or slip into release packets so your residents know about Edovo Go!

How to request an Edovo Go account:

1. Go to www.edovo.org.

2. Select 'Edovo Go' under the Platform dropdown in the main navigation.

3. Select 'Get access.'

4. Complete the website form and hit 'Submit.'

5. Our team will reach out to you via email to set up your account.

Note: If a learner switches to an Edovo Go Account after incarceration but then later becomes incarcerated again, the learner can not pick up where they left off while using Edovo Go. When they return to the facility (or go into a new one) they must create anew account and start fresh. 

Edovo Go access is not accessible by facilities or facility staff. This is a publicly available version of Edovo. 

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