How does a module count as complete?
The short answer
Watch every lesson in the module to 90% or the end, or tick it yourself: Lesson done for one lesson, Mark as done for the whole module. Modules are not locked.
Two ways to finish a module
Do you need to watch this module?
Yes
Watch each lesson to 90% or the end: it ticks itself.
No, I know it
Press Mark as done under the video.
A lesson counts as done when you watch 90% of it, it ends, or you press Lesson done under the video. Opening a lesson does not tick it.
A module is complete when every lesson in it is done, or when you press Mark as done in the bar under the video.
Already know a topic? Tick it and move on. You learn at your own speed, and your certificate is earned by passing the final assessment, not by the ticks.
Modules are not locked, so you can study them in any order. The Final assessment opens once every module in the course is complete.
Each module also has written notes and a practice task (the Check yourself tab, where the module has one). They help the lessons stick and are worth doing before the final.
From first lesson to the final
Each lesson
Watched to 90%, or Lesson done
Each module
All lessons done, or Mark as done
Every module done
The Final assessment opens
Updated 22 October 2026
Related answers
- How does the final assessment work?It opens when every module is complete: 15 multiple-choice questions from the whole course, 60 minutes, and 60% (9 of 15) to pass. You have 3 attempts.
- Does my progress save?Yes. While you watch, your progress saves to your account every 30 seconds, and module completion is saved straight away, so it follows you to any device where you sign in.
- Can I download or print the notes?Yes. The written notes are in a module's Reading tab. Use the printer button (Print these notes), then print or choose Save as PDF. On a phone, use your browser's own print or share menu.
- How do I enrol on a course?On the course page choose Enrol now, then Place order, free at checkout. No money is taken, you get a receipt, and the course appears in your portal under My Courses.
- Are the courses available in Hindi or other languages?Not yet. The free courses, their video lessons and the notes are in English, and there is no language setting. Your browser can translate the written notes for you.
- What is the optional lab practice in a course?Some free courses link to optional practice in the free 3D lab at lab.edwartens.com. It opens in your browser, needs no install, and never blocks your progress or your certificate.
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