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## Student accounts
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To add students to a classroom lab, you use their email accounts. The following types of email accounts might be used:
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- A student email account that's provided by your university’s Office 365 Azure Active Directory (AAD).
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- A student email account that's provided by your university's Office 365 Azure Active Directory.
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- A Microsoft email account, such as `@outlook.com`, `@hotmail.com`, `@msn.com`, or `@live.com`.
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- A non-Microsoft email account, such as one provided by Yahoo or Google. However, these types of accounts must be linked with a Microsoft account.
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- A GitHub account. This account must be linked with a Microsoft account.
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### Using a non-Microsoft email account
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Students can use non-Microsoft email accounts to register and sign in to a classroom lab. However, the registration requires that students first create a Microsoft account that's linked to their non-Microsoft email address.
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Many students might already have a Microsoft account linked to their non-Microsoft email addresses. For example, students already have a Microsoft account if they have used their email address with Microsoft’s other products or services, such as Office, Skype, OneDrive, or Windows.
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Many students might already have a Microsoft account linked to their non-Microsoft email addresses. For example, students already have a Microsoft account if they have used their email address with Microsoft's other products or services, such as Office, Skype, OneDrive, or Windows.
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When a student clicks on the registration URL to sign in to a classroom, they are prompted for their email address and password. If the student attempts to sign in with a non-Microsoft account that does not have a Microsoft account linked, the student will receive the following error message:
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Finally, they are prompted to create a Microsoft account that's linked to their GitHub account. It happens automatically when the student selects **Next**. The student is then immediately signed in and connected to the classroom lab.
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## Export list of users to a CSV file
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1. Switch to the **Users** tab.
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2. Select **...** (ellipsis) on the toolbar and then select **Export CSV**.
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> When the professor starts the VM and connects to it, the student quota is unaffected.
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## Export list of virtual machines to a CSV file
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1. Switch to the **Virtual machine pool** tab.
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2. Select **...** (ellipsis) on the toolbar and then select **Export CSV**.
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## Next steps
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To learn about other student usage options you (as a lab owner) can configure, see the following article: [Configure student usage](how-to-configure-student-usage.md).
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