Yes. We are excited to say that the courses are indeed open, free-of-charge, and enable learning from anywhere, at any time and at your own pace, with the very best lecturers. After all, one of the goals of the project is to increase access to professional and academic education for the general public.

All of the courses on ‘Campus’ are digital and are studied from your personal computer. So you are able to learn from anywhere, at anytime, and at a pace that suits you. Note that in some of the courses the content is revealed slowly, gradually (a new chapter every week). Details about this subject and the exact dates can be found in the environment of the course itself, after you have registered.

The learning system enables you to study in Hebrew, Arabic and English. To select the interface language, click the language menu which appears on the top bar. Note that even within the courses themselves, you will have the ability of selecting the language of the subtitles.

It’s really easy! Click the 'Register' tab and fill out a short form. Pay attention to the following:
"Full name" – Here you fill in your first name and your last name. It is important to remember that this name will appear on the certificates you receive at the end of the courses.
"User Name" – This will be your nickname as it will appear in the learning environment. The username must be in English; it may not contain any special characters or spaces.
"E-mail address" – Make sure that the address you enter is an active one and that you have access to it. This is so that the faculty of the course will be able to communicate with you, and also so that you can receive occasional notifications about additional courses that may be of interest to you.
"Password" – Choose a password with which you will log in to the site.

And another important point: As soon as you have completed the form an email will be sent to you that serves to activate your account. If you don’t find the email, look for it in SPAM (junk mail), maybe it's there . . .

Of course! Look for your user name at the top of the page, click on it and a menu will open. Select "Account" and then click the "Reset Your Password" tab. Check your mailbox. A mail for resetting the password will already be waiting for you there.

Nothing to get stressed about. On the login page, under the ‘Password’ menu there is a link "Forgot your password?" Clicking on it will allow you to reset your password. If you have not managed to do this, contact the ‘Campus’ support team atsupport@campus.gov.il

Using the learning system is very simple and requires only a stable connection to the Internet, speakers or headphones in good condition, and an updated browser. It is recommended to use Chrome or Firefox, rather than Explorer.

The ‘Campus’ application is currently being developed by both IOS and by Android. In the meantime you are welcome to study through the Internet browser on your mobile phone. Note, however, that not all learning components are fully supported on a mobile phone, so in order to get the optimal learning experience we recommend that you use your computer.

Certainly. That's what's great here. The ‘Campus’ digital learning platform allows you to learn at the time, the place and at the pace you decide on. So even if the course has already started, you are always welcome to join. Nevertheless, pay attention to the fact that some courses have an end date. In this case you will receive an update from the faculty of the course.

Click on the ‘User Name’ at the top of the page and select ‘Control Panel’ from the menu. You can now see the list of courses that you have registered for.

Certainly! Already during the coming year we are expecting to upload more than one hundred additional courses in a variety of subjects and professions. Do you have an idea or requirement for a course on a particular subject? We would appreciate it if you would share this with us by email – info@campus.gov.il

Click on the ‘Progress’ (!) tab which is located in the upper section of the course environment itself, and continue to progress at your own pace. (Note that there are some courses that do not include an assessment or score and, therefore, they do not contain a ‘Progress’ tab)

Most of the courses at ‘Campus’ do not require prior knowledge. In any event, this information appears on the ‘About’ page of each of the courses.

Great question. Look for the 'Home' tab within the course environment.

Students who are registered with the institute (‘regular’ students) are entitled to credits, subject to taking the examination at the academic institute itself. With regard to external students, each academic institute has its own policy on this subject. The information can be found in the ‘Frequently Asked Questions’ (FAQ) tab within the course, or by contacting the faculty of the course personally.

There are a variety of courses on ‘Campus’ that are taught – with the approval of the Ministry of Education – in middle schools and high schools, and even entitle you to receive dual credits (grades and alternative assessments in schools and academic credits). For further information please contact info@campus.gov.il

We promote ‘Blended Learning’, which combines digital learning and face-to-face sessions, and is proven to have very great potential. For more information contact us by e-mail: info@campus.gov.il

The various course teams will be happy to answer any questions you may have. Information on this subject can be found within the course environment.