Lesson progress
Progress shows recorded learning activity, such as lessons you have reviewed. Reviewing a lesson is a step toward completion; it is separate from passing an assessment.
Jenkins Academy of Applied Technology
Course requirements & records
Know what your course requires, understand your learning records, and find the next step when you need help.
Start with your course page
Review the assessment and completion information on each course page. Requirements can differ by course and learning path. Before you begin, check:
- Which modules and activities are currently available.
- Any prerequisites or access requirements.
- Required quizzes, assignments, final assessments, or capstone work.
- Passing scores, critical requirements, and any review or approval needed for completion.
Use the course catalog to find the current outline. A catalog listing does not mean enrollment is open, and an available module does not necessarily mean the full course is released.
Understand your learning records
Assessment results
Quiz, assignment, and final-assessment results show performance on the submitted work. Read the feedback and your course’s passing conditions to decide what to review next.
Course completion
Completion depends on all published course conditions, including any required capstone review or award approval. Where a certificate is offered, follow the course’s instructions for eligibility and access.
Lesson progress and assessment results describe your learning activity; course completion does not provide professional certification or employer authorization.
Assessments, feedback & revisions
Practice activities help you prepare. Submitted assessments and graded capstones follow the assessment and retake policy. Check that policy for attempt limits, lesson review, remediation, and technical-failure guidance.
For capstone work, use Capstone Portfolios to find the right workspace. Saving a draft is different from submitting it for review. Read released feedback and revision requests before resubmitting.
If a record looks wrong
- Check that you are signed into the account you used for the course.
- Reopen the course or student learning area and check the saved record before submitting again.
- If the problem remains, contact Academy support with the course and module, approximate submission time, the message shown, and what you expected to see. Do not send passwords.
If you take a downloaded course in an employer’s LMS, that LMS holds its own learning records. Ask its administrator about missing results or completion records.
Account access & site policies
For account access, visit account settings. Read the terms and disclosures and privacy policy for site-wide policies.