OnlineDegree No Longer Proctored! (For now)

[wow]

The only important videos to watch for the quizzes and final the are long main videos which are the first 1 or 2 videos. I always skipped the youtube ones without failing a class.

You can disable the timer on certain browsers to skip to the next video immediately which helps save enormous amounts of time.

Thanks for the tip about the timer being browser based. Do you use an extension for that?

[Avidreader]

Thanks for the tip about the timer being browser based. Do you use an extension for that?

No need for fancy stuff like that. Just open on Firefox, use the right mouse button on the timer, select on the menu 'inspect element' and html code appears on the bottom of the screen. Remove a piece of text of the timer that says something like "disabled", but only that not anything else because you don't want the orange box to vanish. You can also see a number of minimum seconds for the timer, most of the long important videos it is progrmamed for 15-30 min. I could never alter the seconds to something shorter because the timer kept on countdown. So I just removed the disabled bit of command and the Mark complete changes immediately.

[wow]

Thanks for the tip about the timer being browser based. Do you use an extension for that?

No need for fancy stuff like that. Just open on Firefox, use the right mouse button on the timer, select on the menu 'inspect element' and html code appears on the bottom of the screen. Remove a piece of text of the timer that says something like "disabled", but only that not anything else because you don't want the orange box to vanish. You can also see a number of minimum seconds for the timer, most of the long important videos it is progrmamed for 15-30 min. I could never alter the seconds to something shorter because the timer kept on countdown. So I just removed the disabled bit of command and the Mark complete changes immediately.

Neat. Thanks! (and way better than having to replay the lecture when for some reason the timer malfunctions.)

[LevelUP]

It is possible to do these courses in a week if you know what you are doing.

Here is a guide I made a while back.

1. Pretty much all courses ONLY the 1st video matters. The rest are review or supplemental material which you can skip if you want.  (you can watch videos at 2x speed)
   
2. Try to average 80% on the quizzes so you can pass the final with a 50% score. 
   
3. You can review the video as you do the quizzes if you have the video in another tab.
   
4. Since it's hard to study for the final without watching all the videos again, try to complete a course in under a week so you don't forget the material over time. Print out every quiz and review them before taking the final.
   

[wow]

Does anyone know how Business- Intro to Marketing & Strategy (BS101) transfers to TESU?

[jg_nuy]

MKT-2010
https://www.onlinedegree.com/wp-content/...apping.pdf

[wow]

MKT-2010
https://www.onlinedegree.com/wp-content/...apping.pdf

Thanks!

[MEarlBITW]

Good news everyone!!!! 


I was finishing up my last few OnlineDegree.com final exams and couldn't download the RPNow proctor. 

I emailed customer support and they said to take the final exam by entering the password at the bottom of the exam page of each course! No proctor and no $9 fee! (For now at least!) 

This makes OnlineDegree.com completely free! They offer 15 courses with 11 of them offering NCCRS credit (33 credits for free in total). 


The following courses can still be taken but no longer offer credit: 
- Introduction to Cooking 
- Introduction to Psychology
- Education & Literacy 
- Introduction to Public Health 

This (33) combined with TEEX cybersecurity (13) makes 46 completely free non-proctored credits for TESU!

FREE CREDITS

[MedicOne]

Since these courses are now dead any others available?

[bjcheung77]

Plenty of cheapies and freebies on the posts, threads, WIKI, here's an example or two:
Coursera, I updated a post in regards to their sale for $199/year, you get these: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Coursera
CLEP/MS, Saylor, Sophia.org, Study.com, TEEX, etc: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Fr..._of_Credit