I-Learn
User guide

Guide for students

How the course works, what a pass means, and why the report is worth reading.

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Step by step

  1. Open the courseMy courses → Start. Modules unlock one at a time.
  2. Read the materialIt must be read to the end, and you must spend a minimum time. It's not busywork: the check comes right after and guessing won't help.
  3. Say how sure you areBefore answering, you declare your confidence. It's for you: at the end you see where you overestimated yourself.
  4. Answer the checkIf you're wrong, you get the explanation and try again. It's not a punishment — the explanation is where learning happens.
  5. Read the reportAt the end: what you got on the first try, where you needed more attempts, and what to review before the exam.

Frequently asked

I got it wrong. Did I lose something?

No. You can retry a module as often as you like, and the pass doesn't depend on how many attempts it took. Attempts are kept only so you can see in your report where you struggled.

Why does it ask how sure I am?

Because knowing what you don't know is half of learning. If you answer confidently and get it wrong, that's exactly where you'll fall at the exam — and the only way to find it is to measure it.

What is the learning companion?

It quietly follows how you work through the material — your pace, whether you re-read, where you slow down — and offers a nudge when you seem stuck. It never uses your camera and keeps no biometric data. It's there to help you learn, not to watch you.

Does my classmate get the same questions?

No. Each student gets a different order of questions and answer options, generated on the server.

What is kept about me?

Your username, role, progress and answers to the checks. No e-mail, no real name, no tracking. You can download everything we hold about you or delete your account from My account.