FAQs: Online Courses

Your online course was designed to allow you to take the course at your convenience. You can study for 5 minutes or 5 hours and when you return to your course, the system puts you right back where you left off the last time you logged out. More

You will have a comprehensive multiple choice final at the end of each online course. The number of questions on the final can vary depending on the number of course hours. Your exam will be automatically graded and you will know if you passed right away More

Some states have a regulatory requirement called a “seat timer.” This means the state wants you to be an active participant in the course for the approved number of credit hours before McKissock can issue or submit proof of completion of the course. The time you must sit in the course is based on… More

We strongly advise you to not work in more than one course at a time or have multiple courses open in separate browser windows. Progressing in more than one course or keeping more than one course open at a time is considered fraudulent in some states and doing so puts you at the risk of penalties… More

You can take notes as you progress in your online courses. Add note – Clicking this will add a note for the chapter you are currently in Take your notes – The white space will open once you click “add notes” Save notes – Once you have completed typing your notes click on “save.” If… More

Your course will expire six (6) months from the date it is first opened. If a course approval is expiring with the state before that six months is up, all students enrolled in that course will be notified via email of the date by which the course must be completed in order to receive credit. More

Many of McKissock’s online continuing education courses include videos and other multimedia components to help guide your learning. However, not all courses have these components. You will want to make sure you have the most updated browser version on your computer, so your course content runs smoothly.   More