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Taking continuing education
courses from BailCE.com is convenient and enjoyable,
and you’ll find quality courses that meet your
specific needs.
You can take courses at any time of the day
or night one hour at a time from anywhere you
have a computer with Internet access and speakers.
Take any six of these one hour courses during the
license year and you’ll complete your continuing
education requirement.
BailCE.com courses are similar
to courses you’d take in a traditional classroom,
delivered by an instructor with a slide show.
On your computer screen, you’ll see the
slides and you’ll hear the instructor on your
computer speakers.
Each slide has graphics,
pictures, or text and an associated sound file.
When you launch a course, the first slide
with a picture of your instructor pops up on your
computer screen, and you’ll hear the instructor
introduce the course.
When the instructor has finished talking,
click the “Next” link at the top right corner
of the slide.
If you want to see an earlier slide, click
the “Previous” link at the top left corner to
go back.
Follow this all the way to the last slide in the
course, where you’ll be provided a link to your
Personal Journal (to print a course completion
certificate) and a link to the course catalog (to
take another course).
During the course you will find
slides with written questions.
These questions are an open book final exam and are designed to make sure you
understand the previous material before moving on.
Questions are either true/false or
multiple-choice.
If you select an incorrect answer, a message will pop up with material from the course
that explains why your answer was incorrect.
Read this material, re-answer the question,
and re-submit the quiz.
You can answer as many times as you need,
there is no time limit, and you are not required to
get the correct answer on your first try to pass the
course.
Each BailCE.com
course has been approved by the Department of Insurance for one
hour of continuing education credit. Department of Insurance
regulations require you to be engaged in the course material
for the required amount of time for each course. To ensure students
meet this requirement, the system will allow you to move forward to the
next slide only after the instructor has completed his or
her comments for that slide.
If you leave a course without
finishing it, the next time you log in you will see
a note in the upper right portion of your
Personal Journal reminding you that you have a
course in progress.
If you click the link there, you will restart
the course where you left off.
If you restart that course or another course from the course catalog
you will lose your place in the partially-completed
course and will have to start it over again from the
beginning -- so be sure to complete each course before starting another.
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