Your Learning

Your courses, your deadlines and your certificates — Konstantly from the learner's side of the screen.

What you'll learn

Where your courses are and how to pick one back up
What your profile keeps track of
How to see a deadline before it arrives
Where your certificates live

Your courses

Progress sits on every card, so a course you are partway through offers to carry on from exactly where you stopped. You never have to remember which lesson you were on.

Your profile

Your profile pulls the rest together: one page for who you are and how your learning is going. Along the top are About, Assignments, Statistics, Calendar and Certificates.

Between them they answer what is on your plate, what is moving, what is finished, and how well it went.

The calendar

Calendar answers when. Any assignment that carries dates appears here — the window it is open for, and the day it is due.

Check the calendar when a new course arrives rather than when you start it. A deadline you have seen once is much harder to be surprised by later.

Your statistics

Statistics is the long view. Courses you finish file into score bands, so you can see how you have done overall rather than one result at a time.

Beneath the chart it keeps your thread: what is still in progress — down to the exact lesson you are standing on — and what you have not opened yet.

Your certificates

What you earn stays with you. Certificates holds everything you have been awarded, each one keeping its issue date, and its expiry when the course sets one.

Some certificates expire and some do not — it depends on how the course was set up. If a certificate shows an expiration date, you will need to retake that course before it passes to stay current.

Your settings

The page is yours to keep current. Settings is where you update your details, change your password, and choose the language the whole interface speaks.

The Learner Experience - The same ground, written for whoever assigned you the course