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This guide walks you through each step in detail.
1. Open and start the course
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Course Inactive: You are enrolled but the course hasn’t started yet. Come back later! Or talk to your instructor or teacher to find out when the course begins.
On Waitlist: You are on the waitlist, so you won’t be enrolled in the course unless a spot opens up. Learn more about the waitlist.
Enroll: You aren’t enrolled in the course. Learn how to enroll.
Course Closed: The course started in the past and now it has ended.
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Courses are made up of multiple lessons. Once you start a course, a progress bar at the top of the page shows how many lessons are left.
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In a lesson, watch /or read the content on the page, download resources, and answer any questions. There are multiple types of questions:
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Multiple Choice and Polls: You select answers from a list. If percentage values show up next to the answers after you select one, that’s the percentage of people who chose each answer. This is used on polls so that you can see how popular answers are among your class or community. | |
Fill in the Blank: You type your own answer in an empty text box. | |
Ranking: You click and drag answers to sort them. | |
Rating: You pick a number along a scale, like 1-10. |
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Double-check that you’re happy with your answers. You will not be able to can’t change them after selecting Next Lesson. If you forgot to answer any questions, you’ll be you are alerted so that you can finish them before moving on. |
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It’s very important to remember to select Complete Course. You will know it was submitted successfully when the button says Return to Courses or View Certificate. Or if the course is graded, a pop-up appears to let you know if you passed or failed the course. Learn more about grading.
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4. Download your course certificate
Depending on how the course was set up, you might be able to download a certificate as additional proof of completion. Select the View Certificate button under the image at the top of the page.
Timed lessons
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Can you change your answers?
You Unless the lesson has been set up with the ability to retake it, you can only change your answers while in a lesson. Once you select Next Lesson, your answers are saved and submitted, and you can’t change them or retake the course. Learn more about lesson retakes.
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Note that poll questions can’t be changed after first answering, even while still in the lesson. Poll questions are usually used for gathering your opinion or feedback, rather than not for graded right/wrong answers. |
Can you leave in the middle and come back later?
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When you come back, you can continue at with the next lesson. Open the course and select the Continue Course button to keep going.
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Can you go back to rewatch videos and reread lessons?
Yes, but only before you complete the course by selecting the Complete Course button. Until then, you can go back to lessons you already completed to rewatch or reread the lessonto review the content during or after completing the course. You cannot change your answers to questions.
When you go back to watch a video, you’re able to fast-forward. (You aren’t allowed to fast-forward when first taking the lesson.)
Once the course ends (on the end date set by the course creator), you can no longer go back to lessons.
Additional course prompts
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