Frequently Asked Questions
Can I purchase a course for somebody else?
Yes, you can! As the individual making the purchase you will be able to add learner(s) and assign the purchased course(s) as you see fit.
Do I need to be connected to the Internet to take the course?
Yes. We sell online courses that can only be taken while connected to the Internet. If your connection breaks while you are signed into the course, it will automatically sign you out of the platform and you must sign in again.
What does the course feature "Accessible" mean?
Courses with this feature enabled are compatible with the Jaws screen reader (version 19 with Chrome) and allows for keyboard navigation through the course (WCAG Level AA).
What are the minimum requirements for my computer in order to take a course?
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*Many organizations have group policies and other security settings for browsers that may hamper the ability for the courseware to load when connected directly to the network or when using a Virtual Private Network (VPN). While we may assist in identifying issues, we are unable to customize the courseware to work around internal IT policies. Also, if you're using Internet Explorer you must also do the following:
- Make sure "Enable Protected Mode" is unchecked for Trusted Sites only
- Disable Compatibility View for *.vubiz.com and *.vubizlearning.com (or any custom URL your site is running with)
Mobile testing recommendations
Many Vubiz course titles are available for mobile delivery via a browser. If you are planning for learners to access courses via a browser on a mobile device such as a tablet or smartphone, be sure to consider factors such as device screen size, device versions, operating system, mobile browser, etc, which will impact the learner's experience. It is highly recommended that you thoroughly test all courses using these devices to ensure compatibility and optimize the learner experience. For mobile devices, you must also disable the pop-up blocker.
What is your refund policy?
No refunds will be processed unless there is a technical issue that we cannot resolve that prevents a Learner from effectively studying the course. Refund requests must be received within 30 days of the date of purchase.
What currency am I billed in?
All transactions for Canadian residents will bill billed in CAD, all others will be USD.
How long do I have access to my courseware?
An individual seat purchase to a course can be accessed for 90 days and multi-seats have access for one year from the date of purchase.
Can I extend access to a course I purchase?
We do not extend access to course except under unusual circumstances. If you feel that you have exceptional reasons why you think your access should be extended past the time you’re purchased, navigate to http://onlinelearninghelp.com and submit a support ticket explaining your situation.
Why is the course asking for Flash?
If the course is asking for Flash then you are attempting to access a legacy course that is no longer supported.
I'm having a problem printing my Certificate. Can you help?
You may have difficulties seeing or printing the certificate if you have a pop-up blocker enabled on your computer. Please ensure you have all pop-up blocker disabled. If you think you have disabled your pop-up blocker or don’t think you have one on your computer and are still having problems please navigate to http://onlinelearninghelp.com and open a support ticket detailing the issue. Remember to include the site you’re taking the course through and the name of the course/examination.
Do pop-up blockers cause problems?
Yes they create HUGE problems. These blockers prevent pop-up windows from opening which we require for our courses and assessments. You must disable ALL pop-up blockers - i.e. ensure your browser allows pop-ups.
How do I disable pop-up blockers?
Where do pop-up blockers come from? Very often, they are part of customized toolbars that Web companies such as Google, Yahoo! and AOL allow you to download and install in your browser. You may not even be aware that you have a pop-up blocker running on one of these toolbars. The pop-up blocker may appear as a button on the toolbar that can be turned on and off by clicking on the button. If the button allows you to "Allow all pop-ups from vubiz.com", then do so. If a button does not appear on the toolbar, you may be able to disable it by opening your browser, click on View, Toolbars; click on Web Features; click on the name of the toolbar you wish to disable. You may have more than one source of pop-up blockers. The Web browser Internet Explorer itself and most security and/or virus software programs also contain pop-up blockers and they must all be turned off. Ensure that you have turned off ALL pop-up blockers then run the Browser Test again to see if any are still causing problems. How are pop-up blockers turned off? This will vary according to the source of the pop-up blocker. You can turn off the pop-up blocker embedded in your browser (Internet Explorer, in this example) under the Tools menu.