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Completion Certificate and Course Survey
When the course has finished, Unanet University staff will mark attendance in the
Learning Management System (LMS). The LMS will generate a completion certificate
(including CPE credits, where applicable) which will be available to the participant under
the Transcript section of the LMS.

Course evaluations will be sent from GoToTraining at the conclusion of the course.
While a completed evaluation is not required to receive a completion certificate or CPE
credits, Unanet University appreciates any and all feedback to improve our training
content. We recommend adding customercare@gototraining.com to your Safe
Senders list so that the evaluation is not filtered by your email as spam.

Self-Directed Learning (SDL) Courses
In addition to eLearning and instructor-led training, Unanet University also offers self-
directed learning options that enable learners to complete courses at their own pace.
Completion of SDL courses can prepare you to successfully attain Unanet
accreditations and certifications. Available SDL courses can be located in the LMS
Store by selecting the “_Self-Directed Learning” filter.

Certification Options

Unanet University offers a growing catalog of certification options ranging from end user
accreditations to manager and administrator certifications. Each certification option
requires a passing score on an assessment, which can be accessed once with or
without completion of its prerequisite course(s). Learners may complete a single
assessment to earn a single certification or complete multiple assessments to earn a
comprehensive certification. The assessments are timed, “open book” exams and
include a guide to the topics that will be assessed. For each assessment, learners will
be given one free opportunity to pass; if unable to pass the first attempt, learners will
need to complete the prerequisite ILT or SDL course(s) before attempting the
assessment again.

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