Active Supervision in Early Childhood Education

Professional Development Webinar

1 Register
2 Watch the training
3 Take the test
4 Certificate

Step 1 of 4

Welcome. Let's get you registered.

Your name is printed on the certificate exactly as you type it here, so please use your full legal name as it appears on your personnel record.

Please complete first name, last name, and a valid email address.
What to expect. The training runs about 16 minutes. After it you will take a 15-question test. You need 80% to pass and you may attempt it up to 3 times. When you pass, your certificate appears immediately and can be printed or saved as a PDF.

Step 2 of 4

Watch the training

Use the player controls to move through the course. You can pause and come back — this page remembers your progress on this device.

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Viewing time on this page: 0:00 · Minimum before the test unlocks: 12:00
The button unlocks once the minimum viewing time has passed and you have checked the confirmation box.

Step 3 of 4

Final assessment

Your result

Step 4 of 4

You passed. Here is your certificate.

Print it or save it as a PDF, and give a copy to your director for your personnel file.

Certificate of Completion
Professional Development
This certifies that
Active Supervision in Early Childhood Education
has successfully completed this professional development course, including the final assessment.
Date completed
Clock hours
Assessment score
Certificate ID

Administrator

Completion records on this device

Records are stored in this browser only. Export regularly, or connect a server endpoint (see the setup notes below) so completions are collected centrally.

Setup — read this first.
1. Unzip the published course. It contains index.html, dist/, ar/, assets/ and other folders.
2. Put this file in that same folder, beside index.html.
3. Upload the whole folder to your web host and send staff the link to this file, not to index.html.
4. Everything must be served over http or https. Opening the files directly from a hard drive will block the course from loading in some browsers.
Central record keeping. By default, completions save only in the learner's own browser, so a staff member who takes the course at home leaves no record on your machine. To collect completions centrally, set SAVE_ENDPOINT at the top of this file to a URL that accepts a POST of JSON. Each completion is then posted as it happens, and the local copy is kept as a fallback.