Enrolment

Enroll Now, or assigned by the programme team

  • An account, made on the site or by the programme team
  • A published course
Learner

Create an account

Visitor

Create an account

1Step 1 of 16

  1. Email address, Username and a password typed twice.
  2. The meter says how strong the password is.
  3. Create new account signs you in at once.

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When it cannot be created

Visitor

When it cannot be created

2Step 2 of 16

  1. Each problem is named at the top and its field is marked.
  2. A taken username or address, or two different passwords, stop the form.

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Signed in

Visitor

Signed in

3Step 3 of 16

  1. You are signed in on the home page.
  2. A welcome mail follows.

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Log in

Visitor

Log in

4Step 4 of 16

  1. Username and password.
  2. A wrong pair is refused without saying which one is wrong.
  3. After signing in, each role lands where its work is: learners on the dashboard.

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Forgot your password

Visitor

Forgot your password

5Step 5 of 16

  1. Type your username or email address.
  2. A mail with a one-time link comes if the account exists.

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The reset mail

Visitor

The reset mail

6Step 6 of 16

  1. The link works once and expires after a day.

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Set a new password

Visitor

Set a new password

7Step 7 of 16

  1. Log in opens Account settings, where you type the new password twice.

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A course before enrolling

Learner

A course before enrolling

8Step 8 of 16

  1. Enroll Now and Add to Wishlist are on the side card.

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A lesson before enrolling

Learner

A lesson before enrolling

9Step 9 of 16

  1. A link to a lesson brings you back to the course page, with what to do next.

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Enroll Now

Learner

Enroll Now

10Step 10 of 16

  1. The dialog names the course.
  2. Enroll in course confirms; Cancel keeps the page as it was.

If you already have a learning record, your progress and certificates are kept.

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Enrolled

Learner

Enrolled

11Step 11 of 16

  1. Enroll Now becomes Start Learning.
  2. The bell counts a new notification.

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My Courses

Learner

My Courses

12Step 12 of 16

  1. The new course is Ready to start.
  2. All, In Progress, Completed and Not Started filter the queue.

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Assign a course

Manager

Assign a course

13Step 13 of 16

  1. Workspace › Assign Course.
  2. Type part of the name, login or email of the learner and choose; the same for the course.

Only active learners and published courses can be chosen.

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Assigned

Manager

Assigned

14Step 14 of 16

  1. Assign course adds the course to the learner.
  2. The learner gets a notification.

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Assigned twice

Manager

Assigned twice

15Step 15 of 16

  1. The same pair again changes nothing: the message says the record is retained.

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What the learner sees

Learner

What the learner sees

16Step 16 of 16

  1. The course waits in My Courses, without any step by the learner.

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Check

The course is in My Courses; each learner has one learning record per course

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