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Thank you for registering for The Virtual Coding Seminar. The event kicks off on Saturday, April 10, at 10 a.m. EDT. Plan to log in at least 15 minutes early to make sure you have no issues accessing the site.
Launch The Virtual Coding Seminar
To access the event, go to www.apma.org/onlinelearningcenter. You will log in with your APMA user ID and password. If you cannot remember your password, use the “Forgot my password” link and a reset message will be sent to the email address on file.
Once you are in the Online Learning Center, select the “The Virtual Coding Seminar, presented by APMA – April 10, 2021” tile. Next, click “Get Started.” Here, you will see information about obtaining your CECH certificate following the completion of the seminar. Click “Next Unit” on the top of this page, and then click “Register” on the following page. Once you see confirmation that you have registered, click “Launch Webinar” and the meeting will open it in a new tab. Be sure to stay logged in to the OLC during the webinar.
The program starts at 10 a.m. ET; we encourage you to log in at least 15 minutes early. Additional information will be provided at the beginning of the program. If you have any issues, contact onlinecech@apma.org. APMA staff will monitor this inbox throughout the weekend.
Please note that non-iOS and non-Android mobile devices, such as the Amazon Kindle and Fire, may not be compatible with the Online Learning Center and Zoom.
APMA recommends that you use the same device while attending the program.
If you experience audio or video issues, check your internet connection and your audio settings. You may want to try switching to or from headphones.
If you have questions, contact onlinecech@apma.org.
CECH Information
The Virtual Coding Seminar offers attendees up to 4.0 CECH.
In accordance with the requirements of the Council on Podiatric Medical Education, APMA is required to monitor attendance for verification of CECH. To ensure that your attendance is verified for the morning and afternoon webinars, you must join each webinar through the link in this course and remain in Zoom until the webinar has concluded. After each webinar has concluded, be sure to return to The Virtual Coding Seminar course so your attendance is recorded. You will know that your attendance has been recorded when you see a red check mark next to each session of the course. Do not complete the evaluation in Section Set 2 until you see the red check marks for both the morning and afternoon sessions or your credits will not be reflected accurately on your certificate and your certificate will need to be reset.
When a red check mark appears next to each session of the seminar that you attended, you may proceed to Section Set 2 and complete the evaluation. Once the evaluation is completed, you will see a link on the course home page for your certificate in the gray box within the blue header. This information will also be provided during the event.
If you have additional questions, contact onlinecech@apma.org.
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