If you have Organization Administrator rights on your organization’s DigitalChalk site, you can configure your site to use social site integration. You do this on the Administration > My Organization > Login/SSO page.
Clicking on the Login/SSO menu will bring up the Login Settings screen. All social application logins are configured through the Form Login section.
Click the Configure link under the Form Login section.
On this screen, you will see all the supported social applications and whether or not you have configured them for your site. In the above example, we have configured 3 social apps, but Twitter has not been configured. To edit an application, simply click on its Settings link (or for new apps, the Configure link). Let’s click on the Facebook Settings link and look at the edit page.
Here you can modify your Application ID and Application Secret (which both come from Facebook itself). All supported social applications require an ID and a secret.
Application Namespace is only needed for some older applications. Feel free to leave it blank.
Restrict To Domain checks the student’s email address on the social site and compares it to the domain listed here. For example, if you only want people with @digitalchalk.com email addresses to be able to login with Facebook, set this field to “digitalchalk.com”. If this field is blank, then any student email address is accepted.
*Please note that the options above are not available for all social sites. Notably, Twitter does not allow access to a Twitter user’s email, so these options are not available.
If you decide to disable student login with a particular service, you can set the toggle to off for that service on the Form and Social page. In the screenshot below, Twitter is toggled off and is grayed out. All the others are enabled for student log in. The toggle box will not appear for applications that have not yet been configured.