Q. Can I take courses in the e-class before enrolling to the course?

A. The e-class only shows the courses currently enrolled, so you cannot take the courses before enrollment.

 

Q. Is it possible to take an e-class immediately if the course is changed during the course revision period?

A. It takes 1 day for the courses corrected in the course registration system to be linked to the e-class, so if you have corrected the course, you can start taking courses in the e-class from the day after the correction.

 

Q. I applied for the course, but I can't see the course I applied for.

A. The professor must make the subject ‘public’ in the setting. Inquire the professor in charge to see if the setting is open.

 

Q. I am not sure how to access and use the e-class.

A. Please refer to the online course information (student's guide) posted on the homepage or the quick guide for learners provided on the e-class homepage.

 

Q. How long can I take online classes?

A. The videos uploaded to the e-class have been instructed by each professor to allow them to take classes until June 20 (before the final exam). The duration of the video lecture for each week and the attendance recognition period are set by the professor in charge, so please inquire with the professor.

In the case of lectures conducted on a platform other than the e-class, especially in real-time video lectures, it may be difficult to take the course without the date / time specified by the professor, so please check this with your professor and the lecture plan.

 

Q. Where can I find out how the class is held for 2 weeks per class?

A. Portal Log-in> Lecture Hall> Lecture Plan> [5] Please check the 1st and 2nd week of the weekly class schedule, or ask the professor in charge.

 

Q. Are CAU seminars, science and engineering subjects, and arts college practical courses offered online?

A. The basic principle is that all courses are conducted online, but there are some courses that require discretion of the professor due to the nature of the course. Please inquire your professor or check the syllabus.

 

Q. Is there an incompatible browser when accessing e-class?

A. e-Class is optimized for Chrome and MicroEdge browsers. Please connect with Chrome or Micro Edge as errors may occur when connecting through other browsers.

 

Q. I do not know the e-class mobile APP.

A. Search ‘learningx’ on the APP store and Google Play Market and download it.

Q. I want to download lecture materials, but is it possible?

A. All online lecture materials, including e-classes, are works protected by copyright laws, and such acts may result in civil and criminal liability in the event of unauthorized reproduction or violation of rights such as shooting, distribution, and sharing. It is strictly prohibited. Especially, sharing between individuals is also a problem, so please refer to this.

 

Q. My professor asked me to take lecture content, but I can't see anything.

A. The professor must make the content setting ‘public’. Inquire the professor in charge to see if the setting is open.

 

Q. I clicked play video in the e-class, but it does not play.

A. Please contact the Teaching and Learning Development Center at 02) 881-7310 ~ 7316.

 

Q. Can online classes be extended for more than 2 weeks?

A. So far, it is only two weeks online, but may be extended depending on the progress of COVID-19. In this case, we will guide you through the homepage.

 

Q. I took an online content lecture, but the attendance was not checked.

A. If you are taking the online class by using a mobile phone, you must use the learning x app. Other errors may occur when using other apps such as Naver and safari. Make sure to refresh after attending the entire class to make sure that attendance check is complete. If attendance is not accepted, ask the professor in charge.

 

Q. Where can I contact if there are any problems or inquiries between uses?

A. For e-class system use and server failures, please contact the Teaching and Learning Development Center 02) 881-7310 ~ 7316 for general inquiries regarding classes.