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Registering for TEACH

Use your school or district's registration link to get access to TEACH.

Before you start

  • Get your registration link. Your school or district's TEACH administrator shares it with you. If you don't have it, ask them.

  • Use your work email, such as your school or district email. Personal addresses like Gmail won't work.

  • Already registered? See Sign in to Your PBLWorks Account.


Register with your link

  1. Open your registration link: use the link shared by your TEACH administrator. It ends with something like "/reg/sage-river-sd".

  2. Agree to the terms: check the box for the PBLWorks Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Do this first, before you choose how to sign in.

  3. Choose how to sign in:

    • With your school or district Google account: select Register with Google, then choose that account when Google asks.

    • With email: enter your First Name, Last Name, and Work Email Address, then select Register with your work email.

      • Check your inbox for the sign-in link we send you, and use it to sign in.

      • Don't see the sign-in email? Check your spam or junk folder, and ask your IT team to allow email from @pblworks.org.

  4. Pick your site: if your school or district has more than one site, choose the Site where you mainly work, then select Next.

  5. Complete your profile: answer five quick questions about your role, grades, subjects, years in education, and experience with project-based learning. On the last one, select Finish and Explore TEACH to start using TEACH.


Messages you might see while registering

"Organization not found"

  • Why you're seeing this: the link doesn't match a school or district with a TEACH subscription.

  • How to fix it: check that the link is correct and try again. If it still doesn't work, ask your TEACH administrator for the link.

"This organization does not have an active subscription."

  • Why you're seeing this: the subscription for this registration link isn't currently active.

  • How to fix it: contact your TEACH administrator.

"You must accept our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy to continue."

  • Why you're seeing this: the box wasn't checked.

  • How to fix it: check the box, then choose how to sign in.

"Personal email addresses like Gmail are not allowed."

  • Why you're seeing this: you typed a personal email address.

  • How to fix it: use your school or district email.

"Email not recognized with an active TEACH subscription"

  • Why you're seeing this: your email address doesn't use any of the domains approved for your subscription.

  • How to fix it: select Sign in with a different email and use your school or district email. If you think you're using the right email address, contact your TEACH administrator for help, or reach out to us through the PBLWorks Help Center.

"This email has expired"

  • Why you're seeing this: sign-up emails work only once, and only for a short time.

  • How to fix it: select Back to sign-up and register again to get a new email.

"Did you start signing up in another browser?"

  • Why you're seeing this: the email was opened in a different browser or device from where you started.

  • How to fix it: open the email where you started, or select Back to sign-up.

"Please sign out first"

  • Why you're seeing this: a different account is already signed in on this browser.

  • How to fix it: select Sign out, then register again.

"You already have a TEACH account"

  • Why you're seeing this: you already have TEACH through a different subscription.

  • How to fix it: select Continue to TEACH and sign in.

"Something went wrong on our end"

  • Why you're seeing this: there was a problem completing your registration.

  • How to fix it: select Back to sign-up and try again. If you keep running into problems, contact your TEACH administrator for help, or reach out to us through the PBLWorks Help Center.


Good to know

  • One sign-in for PBLWorks. Registering for TEACH also sets up your PBLWorks account. You'll use it to sign in to TEACH, the PBLWorks Community, and other PBLWorks apps.

  • No password needed. We don't use or store passwords. You'll always sign in with Google, your district's single sign-on account, or an emailed sign-in link.

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