Student Guide: Obtaining Your Academic Email and Logging into Yedion

This guide provides instructions for obtaining your academic email address and then using it to log into the Ono Academic Campus student information system (Yedion).

Important: Your official academic email address ends with: @365.ono.co.il

Part 1: How to Get Your Academic Email Address

  1. Go to the Website: Visit the Ono Academic Campus website at: ono.ac.il/eng
  2. Go to the Student Portal: In the top navigation bar, click "Personal Area" and select "Students."
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  3. Find the Login Screen: After selecting 'Students,' a new screen will appear.
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  4. Get Your Email: If you do not know your academic email address, click the "Get an Academic Email" button.
  5. Enter Your Details: In the screen that appears, enter your ID number.
    • Check the box 'I am not a robot'.
      Enter Your Details
    • Click the button to finalize the request for your academic email address.
    • The academic email address will be sent to the private email you provided during the registration process.

Part 2: First-Time Login to the Student Information System (Yedion)

Once you have received your academic email address, follow these steps to log in:

  1. Accessing the Login Screen
  1. Return to the Website: Go to ono.ac.il/eng.
  2. Open the Student Portal: In the top bar, click "Personal Area" and select "Students."
  3. Start Login: On the screen that appears, click the button: 'Enter the System' (or 'Login to System').
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  1. Setting Your Password
  1. Enter Your Email: In the login screen, enter your complete academic email address (including the @365.ono.co.il suffix).
    • Click the 'Next' button.
  2. Reset/New User: If you do not have a password, click the "Forgot Password / New User" link .
  3. Verify Your Identity:
    • In the screen that appears, enter the requested details and click 'Next'.
    • Enter your mobile phone number and click the 'Text' button (or equivalent).
      Setting Your Password
  4. Enter the Code: In the next screen, enter the SMS code received on your mobile phone and click 'Next'.
    Verify Your Identity
  5. Create a New Password: On the final screen, enter a new password that meets the following criteria:
    • Must contain at least 8 characters.
    • Must contain both letters and numbers.
    • Avoid passwords you have used previously.
    • Avoid consecutive letters or numbers (e.g., 1234 or abcd).
    • Avoid identical characters (e.g., aaaa).
    • After entering the new password in both fields, click the 'Finish' button.
  1. Final Login
  1. Use New Password: On the screen that appears, click the link: Click here to log in with the new password.

Technical Support

If you experience any problems logging in, please contact the OnoIT technical support center:

  • WhatsApp ONLY: Contact them by clicking on this link or by sending a message to 050-5311124 (be sure to save the number in your contacts beforehand).

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