Learning Center Help

The help topics are as follows:

• Using Navigation
• Course Structure
• Getting Macromedia Flash
• Receiving Credit and Course Length
• Completing Lessons
• Enabling JavaScript

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Using Navigation

When you select a lesson from the Course Map that lesson will be opened in a new window. Navigate through lessons using the Navigation Bar that appear at the bottom of every lesson screen.

	You may use the slider bar to quickly go from page to page in any direction.
	Use the Rewind button to start again from the beginning.
	Use the Back button to go back one screen at a time.
	Use the Play button to resume play after the Pause button has been clicked.
	Use the Pause button to halt play.
	Use the Forward button to advance one screen at a time.
	Use the Exit button to exit the lesson.

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Course Structure

The courses are divided into multiple lessons.

To help you keep track of your place within the course, the current lesson title will be indicated on the Lesson Map by an arrow icon ().

Lessons will be taken either linearly or randomly, depending on how your training administration personel have set this up.

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Getting Macromedia Flash Plugin

This training relies heavily on the use of Macromedia Flash. The minimum version is 6.0. To get Flash, go here.

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Receiving Credit and Course Length

To receive credit for the course, you must complete all of the lessons and pass the posttest (if required).

Remember . . . YOU MUST COMPLETE AN ENTIRE LESSON TO RECEIVE CREDIT. If you have to leave the lesson, do not exit from the course or close your browser. If you exit from the course, you will need to start that lesson over again.

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Completing Lessons

When you reach the end of a lesson, you will be instructed to click on the Return to Menu button. Clicking on this button is required to receive credit for the lesson. If you click on the Course Map button before arriving at the Congratulations screen, you will receive a warning message advising you that you have not yet completed the lesson.

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Enabling JavaScript

This course makes heavy use of JavaScript for interactivity and navigation. If you've gotten this far, JavaScript is already enabled in your browser. But if you need instructions on how to enable JavaScript, here's how:

For Internet Explorer users:

1. Select Internet Options from the Tools menubar items.
2. Click on the Security tab.
3. In the "Security level for this zone" section, choose Custom Level.
4. Scroll down to the setting titled "Scripting", and under "Active Scripting" select "Enable".
5. Click OK.