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# Log-in

### Logging into the Let's Get Digital platform

1. You should receive an email from your events organiser that includes a link to your Virtual room.
2. Click on the link and you will be taken to the login page of the event.
3. The system will ask if you would like to be redirected to your session choose; '**yes, continue**'
4. You are now in your virtual room!  
5. A speaker instruction video will automatically welcome you to your room
6. You can now set up your microphone and camera.

![](/files/ff5VqnawZdLqb9uWNwaT)

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**Note:** the Let's Get Digital platform is only accessible via a laptop or desktop.
{% endhint %}

### Logging in the app as a speaker

1. Download the event app on your phone (or the Let's Get Digital app). 
2. Log in to the app either by:\
   \- Entering the credentials recievied by email.\
   \- Scanning the QR in the mail.


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