Using Coursepedia to Learn
Getting started
How to get your limitless learning journey started with Coursepedia.
Pick A Your Desired Course
Browse our course catalogue to find any course on an area you will will like to learn about. We have our courses from diverse subject areas, which we keep updating on constant basis to offer you the best learning experience, even while you’re away from classroom. The time you need to complete a course varies, based on the mode of the course and curriculum of the course. However, the beauty of our courses is that, you can take them at your own pace, no need to be under undue pressure as we have in schools. More so, you can complete some of the courses within 8-15 hours.
Start Learning
Yaga! The next thing is for you to get to start learning your selected course. You may pick from any of course packages – Free or Featured. Here are the differences between learning for free and featured courses:
Learning For Free
These are courses that you can access and take at no financial cost. We have a variety of these courses available for you. You can choose to pick any of them, enrol, and get your learning started without hesitant. However, if you will like to get a verified course certificate after the completion of your desired course, you will be required to pay a token depending on the course you completed. Click here to learn more about certification.
Learning through Featured Courses
Featured courses are paid for before starting the course(s). They are courses with exclusive access to those who paid for them. Our featured courses can either be Short and Diploma Courses. Featured courses are usually denoted with a tag “Featured”, which makes it different from other courses that are free. I addition, you will be issued a Verified Certificate after completion of each course.
Setup Your Profile Page
Setting up your profile page is just so simple and seamless with Coursepedia. You can follow this link and watch this short video to set it up within a short period.
Monitoring Your Progress
Once the course begins, an icon will appear at the top lefthand corner of your screen to know the course section you are currently taking.
Videos, Slides and Articles
You can learn by watching videos, listening to audio, and/or reading articles. Many of these steps are followed by short quizzes to help you track your level of understanding of the lessons taken under each section.
Mark As Complete
There is a switch at the end of each step that allows you to mark it as complete. This updates your ‘To do’ list, but leaving the switch untoggled does not prevent you from moving on to the next step. If you’re not sure that you properly understood any area in the course of your learning, you can leave it untoggled, and come back to it later.
Quizzes
At every stage of learning, there will be a quiz, which affords you the opportunity to pause and check how well you’ve understood the lessons you have taken in each section, before you move on to another section. The quizzes are graded in percentage which will be displayed after you’ve submitted the quiz. If you fail a quiz or want to improve your score, you have the opportunity to retake it again till you pass it.
Getting A Certificate
Over 90% of courses on Coursepedia are available for free. However, you can choose to reward your learning with a certificate aftercompleting your enrolled course. You only need to pay a token for the certificate of the course you completed, which we would deliver to you to digitally saving you the stress and cost that accompanies getting hardcopy certificate. Learn more.
Verify Certificate
There are times when specific individuals, organization or even your employers will need to verify your learning achievement on Coursepedia. This is quite easy with the use of a unique certificate code which can be used to verify that you took a specific course and completed same on Coursepedia. This unique code is boldly inscribed on your certificate.
Choose The Next Course
Education is contagious: we are so confident that you’ll enjoy your learning experience on Coursepedia, which will spur you to sign up for another course before the first is even finished!