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How to find out what courses are available
All Insider Learning Center courses are listed in the Course Catalog.
Access to some features described below may not be part of your subscription. If you cannot view certain features on the site, ask your administrator about feature availability.
In the Course Catalog, you can find courses in three ways:
If you want to know when a particular course will be taught again
(because you missed registration for the last session, for example):
To find the specific requirements for any Insider Learning Center course, go to the
Course Catalog (you can also view requirements for courses listed in My
Courses).
If you are unfamiliar with a hardware or software term, look it up in Webopedia,
an online dictionary of computer and internet terminology. If you still have questions
about the requirements, you can post a note in the classroom during the first week
of the course.
When you register for a course, you have a choice of taking the
course as a full student or as an auditor. (If the course has already
reached its limit of full students, then auditor will be
the only option available.) The table below shows the differences
in access between full students and auditors.
*Note: If the course is not full, you can change your status from
auditor to full student, or vice versa, while the course is in
session. You can't change your status once the course is complete.
A week before the course, you will receive an e-mail reminding you that your course is scheduled
for the following week. If you do not receive a course notification e-mail, chances are there is an error
in the e-mail address in your registration record. Check your address by going to
Student Services, Edit Personal Information.
Correct your address if needed.
If you change your e-mail address, be sure to update your registration information at Insider Learning Center.
If you run into a problem in the registration process, or if a
course you registered for does not appear on your My Courses page,
go to Contact Us, and complete a service request.
The default setting for full or audit is set in Student Options
in Student Services. For example, if you select Audit as your default registration type, the
next time you register for an online instructor-led course, the Audit button will be
selected. The default setting won't change unless you change it in Student Services.
However, if you want to change your status in a course from full student
to auditor, or vice versa without changing the default setting, the easiest
way is to change it from the My Courses page. (You can also change your
status from the Course Catalog but you'll have to find the course first.)
To change your course status:
Each course has room for a certain number of full students and
a larger number of auditors. Once a course reaches its limit, registration
for that course will be closed (even if the course hasn't started
yet).
If you find that a course you want is full, you can register for the course as an auditor. As an
auditor, you will not be able to post messages in the classroom
or interact with the instructor and other students, but you will
be able to read all the course material, including lessons, assignments,
and discussions. For more information on auditing, see What it means to be an auditor rather than a full student.
At some point, you may want to drop a particular course for which you are
registered. To drop a course:
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