Which tab defines the login accounts that students will use in class?

• A. Training Users
• B. Master Users
• C. Epic-Released Patient Info (Hidden tab)
• D. Historical Build User Builder

Answer: (A)

In a training environment, the login accounts students use in class are defined in a dedicated area that manages classroom credentials. The tab for Training Users is designed to create and manage those student accounts, including usernames, passwords, roles, and access limits appropriate for practice. It keeps student activity separate, makes it easy to reset credentials, and ensures each session starts from a known, consistent setup.

The other tabs serve different purposes: Master Users are typically for administrators with broader access, not for student logins; Epic-Released Patient Info (Hidden tab) would hold data access rather than user credentials; Historical Build User Builder sounds like a tool for creating users for past software builds, not the standard class login configuration.