Determining Estimated Time to Complete this Course
Using the Check Your Knowledge Exercises
SMSG Readiness is committed to making products that are accessible* and usable by all people, including those with disabilities. Alternate text is provided for all graphics that are part of the “visual” interface used by screen readers and all aspects of the course can be navigated via the keyboard.
*accessibility: The quality of a given system of hardware or software that makes it usable by people with one or more physical disabilities, such as restricted mobility, blindness, or deafness.
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This part of the first Welcome Page describes the value proposition for the course - also known as the "What's in it for me?" statement. This part describes what the course teaches or demonstrates and what you will learn after you have taken the course.
Return to TopThis part of the first Welcome Page describes the course in terms of which roles can benefit from taking this course and describes the content. For this course, insert course-specific content here.
Return to TopEstimated time to complete this course is determined by two factors. The first factor is calculating the average time to fully experience the content in each module, including the interactive features such as videos. The average time is based on consuming videos and animations at normal speed. The second factor is average time to answer all Check Your Knowledge questions, based on answering each question one time. The estimated time to complete the course is the sum of the two factors.
The actual time it will take you to complete this course might vary from the estimate due to considerations such as: taking additional time to review any sections of the content, answering Check Your Knowledge questions incorrectly, viewing videos or animations at slower or faster than normal speed, viewing supplemental resources, viewing Help topics, and other user-specific considerations. Please keep in mind that the time to complete the courses is an estimate and not an absolute completion time.
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Click the Download button (located in the upper right corner of the screen) to download the content from this course in the provided format.
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You can print Help content by clicking the Print Help File button at the top of the Help window. This prints the entire Help file containing all topics.
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For optimum viewing:
Course materials require the following applications:
Additional Requirements
Lab exercises (if applicable) may require additional equipment setup, program installation, and other resources as described in the course.
Return to TopEach module has at least one Check Your Knowledge question at the end of the module, based on the objectives for that lesson. After answering a question, you will receive immediate feedback on whether or not you answered correctly. If incorrect, you will get feedback on where to learn more about the topic the question was based on.
Completing a module requires that you attempt each question in the current module before navigating to another module. To complete the course, you must complete each module.
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The navigation area allows you to directly access the course materials. Click a module number to reveal links to that module's content sections. Click a section title to reveal that section's subsections. You can also use the Previous Page and Next Page buttons to move through the course.
Each time you click an item in the navigation area, the content for your selection appears in the content area. This is where the instructional elements such as text, animations, pictures, and Check Your Knowledge questions are displayed.
The upper part of the screen contains the following buttons:
This course was developed using the SMSGR Online SDK (Version 3.3).
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