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 \label{Roles_Screen}  \label{Roles_Screen}
 After logging into LON-CAPA with your username and password, you will see a screen where you can select your ROLE. LON-CAPA is a roles-based system. You can always use the same login even though your roles may change. You can be an instructor in one class, a TA for another class, and an author of resources -- all with the same username. Selecting \textbf{Roles} on the Main Menu will bring you back to the \textbf{Roles} screen.   After logging into LON-CAPA with your username and password, you will see a screen 
   where you can select your ROLE. LON-CAPA is a roles-based system. You can always use 
   the same login even though your roles may change. You can be an instructor in one 
   class, a TA for another class, and an author of resources -- all with the same 
   username. Selecting \textbf{Roles} on the Main Menu will bring you back to the 
   \textbf{Roles} screen. 
   
 Two types of Roles exist in LON-CAPA: Authoring Roles, and Course Roles. Construction roles are used to develop learning resources. The course role is where resources are used. You may have multiple instances of either type of role. For example, each separate course has a course role. You may develop more than one construction space role depending on your depth of usage of LON-CAPA.  Two types of Roles exist in LON-CAPA: Authoring Roles, and Course Roles. 
   Authoring roles are used to develop learning resources. The course role is where 
   resources are inserted into courses. You may have multiple instances of either 
   type of role. For example, each separate course has a course role. You may develop 
   more than one construction space role depending on your depth of usage of LON-CAPA.
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