Programs may include pre-tests and/or post-test components with multiple-choice answers, and pre-set scores for passing. Tests can be configured to allow multiple opportunities to achieve a passing score, time limits can be enforced, and test questions can be randomized.
Attendance prompts can be defined at any interval, and polling questions can be added for additional monitoring in live events. You can also require participants to respond to prompts and surveys in order to earn credit.
One or more standardized credit certificates can be automatically issued to members upon successful completion of a program. Custom certificates can also be created to meet your specific requirements.
We provide standard evaluations or you can develop custom evaluations to gather feedback. Evaluations can also be required to successfully earn a credit certificate.
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