For a course or module to complete, all required components must be viewed/consumed. Videos and presentations should be allowed to play from beginning to end without backtracking, skipping ahead, or moving the time-slider. One should interact with all embedded interactive elements like quizzes, links, diagrams, etc. The course content should be active for the minimum required time (if such a time exists). All these requirements are ways in which the course designers ensure you’re taking your time, getting the most out of the course you’re taking.
When you have a module still “In Progress”, try closing the course and re-launching. You may see a message that says “Would you like to resume where you left off?” Click NO and start from the beginning. Allow the course to play entirely, click on any interactive elements, take quizzes/knowledge checks, and allow every second to run out if there’s a tracker.
If it still won't show as completed, try the following:
- Make sure your browser is updated to the most current version.
- Try using a different browser. We recommend a current, modern browser such as Edge, Chrome, or Firefox. Internet Explorer is not a valid browser.
- Try taking the course with a different computer or on a different network.
- NOTE: Seat time is often not correctly tracked when viewing a course from a mobile device, even when the course says it’s mobile friendly.
- Add "go.bluevolt.com" to your Safe Sites list in your virus protection program. Here's a link to a great informational page on how to do this - http://www.wikihow.com/Add-a-Website-to-Trusted-Sites
- Enable pop-ups. Here's a link to a great informational page on how to allow pop-ups for different browsers - http://www.wikihow.com/Allow-Pop%E2%80%93ups
- (If applicable) Change the bandwidth of the video from Low to High (or from High to Low), and see if that helps.
NOTE: If you are viewing courses on your work machine and you don’t have the control to update/change these settings, work with your IS/IT department.