COURSE Q&A

Here are the essentials that every learner wants to know. If your question hasn't yet been answered, please send it to [email protected]. We will respond and will likely update this page to include it. Thank you!

Q:

How do I log in?

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You can always access your course from your Kajabi Library. Sign in with the email you used to enroll, and consider bookmarking the Library page so you can return quickly. If you ever have trouble signing in, the “Forgot password” link will get you back in.

Q:

I don’t plan to complete the course in a single day. How can I return to it?

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Your Kajabi Library is your home base. Log in, select the course title, and you will return to the exact spot you left off. If you’re taking multiple courses, your Library keeps everything organized in one place.

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Can the course be completed in one day?

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Yes, you can complete the course in a single day if you move through the lessons without pausing. You will likely gain more value if you complete just a lesson or two per day, take your time with each project, and practice what you’ve learned. The projects in Lessons 1–5 are workplace-based, and a little reflection strengthens the skills you build. Your progress is saved automatically, so you can stop anytime and return later.

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Must I finish the projects before taking the end‑of‑course test?

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It’s best to complete the projects first. They prepare you for the test and help you apply the skills in real workplace situations. You may want to take the diagnostic pretest before you begin the course. It will identify any lessons you should review more closely as you work through the projects. You will earn your Achievement Certificate once you finish the projects and pass the test.

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Can I take the course on my phone or tablet?

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That isn't recommended. The course works on mobile devices, but the case studies and projects are far easier to complete on a laptop or desktop. As you move through the lessons, you will be copying, modifying, and entering prompts into AI. These tasks can be done on handheld devices, but are far more conveniently done on a desktop or laptop computer.