82. Moral Injury vs Physician Burnout with Jennie Byrne MD

Administrative

Content is sooo long – can I complete the course at will?

Some courses go well over the mandated contact time requirement in an effort to be complete – we regret if exhaustive. This can be managed a couple of ways:

Because courses are recorded, they are on demand through our video servers with Vimeo.
- Courses can be viewed at will
- The “Resume” course feature – available in your Control Panel – enables you to pick up where you leave off! See below:

There is no time restriction as to when you begin or how long you may take to complete your course
Courses can be viewed at a faster play-back rate through the “Settings” control on Vimeo. You may select playback at normal speed, 1.25x, 1.5x, or at 2x reduce playback time in half – while still collecting full credit. See below:

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How do I create an account to take a course?

Categories: Administrative General Getting Started Security

It’s actually the other way around! We don’t allow account creation without course registration & payment – otherwise we would be fraught with countless spam accounts possibly jeopardizing the security of our site.

Your CE Dojo account is created upon successful registration for at least one course. We encourage you to keep a record of your username and password not only to register for other course selections, but also to keep track of your activity and CE certificates.

For more information on why we require our learners to have user accounts, please see our FAQ “Why do I have a user account on CE Dojo?”

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Why do I have a user account on CE Dojo?

Categories: Administrative General Records Security

The reason is really straightforward – it’s for your security. Unlike many other online continuing education outfits all of the activities of CE Dojo…courses, evaluations, payments, records…are all maintained as data within CE Dojo. The accuracy, confidentiality, and privacy of your personal information is our highest responsibility.

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General

Content is sooo long – can I complete the course at will?

Categories: Administrative General Getting Started

Some courses go well over the mandated contact time requirement in an effort to be complete – we regret if exhaustive. This can be managed a couple of ways:

Because courses are recorded, they are on demand through our video servers with Vimeo.
- Courses can be viewed at will
- The “Resume” course feature – available in your Control Panel – enables you to pick up where you leave off! See below:

There is no time restriction as to when you begin or how long you may take to complete your course
Courses can be viewed at a faster play-back rate through the “Settings” control on Vimeo. You may select playback at normal speed, 1.25x, 1.5x, or at 2x reduce playback time in half – while still collecting full credit. See below:

Did you find this FAQ helpful?

How do I create an account to take a course?

Categories: Administrative General Getting Started Security

Did you find this FAQ helpful?

Why do I have a user account on CE Dojo?

Categories: Administrative General Records Security

Did you find this FAQ helpful?

Getting Started

Content is sooo long – can I complete the course at will?

Categories: Administrative General Getting Started

Some courses go well over the mandated contact time requirement in an effort to be complete – we regret if exhaustive. This can be managed a couple of ways:

Because courses are recorded, they are on demand through our video servers with Vimeo.
- Courses can be viewed at will
- The “Resume” course feature – available in your Control Panel – enables you to pick up where you leave off! See below:

There is no time restriction as to when you begin or how long you may take to complete your course
Courses can be viewed at a faster play-back rate through the “Settings” control on Vimeo. You may select playback at normal speed, 1.25x, 1.5x, or at 2x reduce playback time in half – while still collecting full credit. See below: