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How do I navigate the training session page?

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Written by Daria Nasedkina

Overview

The training session page is where all your learning happens. It opens whenever you start or resume a course, and it's where you'll watch the content, move through the course, and access everything you need to complete your training.

For more on controlling the video — speed, volume, subtitles, and more — see How do I use the video controls?

The training session page interface explained

  1. Shortcut to the Contents tab (see point 8 for more).

  2. The name of the current course section.

  3. Shortcuts to the section levels — show which section you're on and lets you jump between them.

  4. Previous button — plays the previous section. It also shows the current slide number and the total number of slides in the course.

  5. Next button — plays the next slide.

  6. Resources tab — lists the course resources that are meant to broaden your understanding of the topic and can be downloaded.

  7. Transcript tab — displays the spoken text for the section and highlights it in time with the speaker. See How do I use the transcript?

  8. Contents tab — lists all the sections in the course. You can jump to a section by clicking it. If your organisation requires you to complete the course in order, you'll still see the contents, but you won't be able to skip between sections

Note: If every section must be watched in full before moving on, the Next button is greyed out until the current section finishes.

FAQ

Why can't I click the Next button and move on to the next slide?

Some courses require you to watch videos of every slide in full. The Next button becomes available once the current slide finishes playing.

I closed the course by accident — will I lose my place?

No. When you reopen the course, it resumes from where you left off. Use the Contents tab to jump to a specific section.

Can I skip ahead to a section I've already watched?

Yes — open the Contents tab and click any available section to play it. If sections are locked, you'll need to finish the earlier ones first.

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