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# FAQs
### What do Bizverse E-Class courses include?
Each Bizverse E-Class course is created, owned and managed by the instructor(s). The foundation of each Bizverse course are its lectures, which can include videos, slides, and text. In addition, instructors can add resources and various types of practice activities, as a way to enhance the learning experience of students.
### How do I take a Bizverse E-Class course?
Bizverse E-Class courses are entirely on-demand. You can begin the course whenever you like, and there are no deadlines to complete it. Bizverse E-Class courses can be accessed from several different devices and platforms, including a desktop, laptop, and our mobile app.
After you enroll in a course, you can access it by clicking on the course link you will receive in your confirmation email (provided you’re logged into your Bizverse E-Class account). You can also begin the course by logging in and navigating to your My learning page.
### **Do I have to start my Bizverse E-Class course at a certain time? And how long do I have to complete it?**
As noted above, there are no deadlines to begin or complete the course. Even after you complete the course you will continue to have access to it, provided that your account’s in good standing, and Bizverse E-Class continues to have a license to the course.
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