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Technical Requirements
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Technical RequirementsPlease review the information below about the minimum technical requirements for viewing trainings on this site. If you are still having difficulty please Contact Us. To successfully access any training, you must have:
Below we evaluate each of these five criteria. If you do not see five OK or congratulations messages, please view our general guidelines at the bottom of the page. Please Note: Our Recommended browser is Mozilla Firefox. It has proved to be the most trouble-free, secure, and simple browser to use. If you experience any browser issues using Internet Explorer or Netscape, consider installing Firefox for free. View Sample Breeze Presentation: Click the "View Tutorial" link below. This will pop-up a sample Breeze presentation in exactly the same manner as the trainings. If you can access this link and view the sample training, you should be able to access all the trainings on the Preparedness Center website. If you could not access the sample training above, check the four other technical requirements, below.
General GuidelinesOur recommended hardware and software guidelines are listed below. If your system does not match these guidelines exactly, you are still welcome to consider taking an online training. If you are pretty far off from these guidelines, however, you may want to consider upgrading the necessary components to avoid possible problems. A note for Mac users: Online training technology is optimized for PC's with Windows operating systems. You are welcome to take an online course with a Mac, but you are more likely to have complications. Hardware Recommendations
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Internet Service ProvidersInternet Service Providers, or ISPs, allow you to access the internet from your home computer, through a modem or cable connection. We have noticed over the years that some ISPs work better with online courses than others. One important factor is whether an ISP uses a standard Netscape or Internet Explorer browser, or whether it uses a modified version of one of these, or its own proprietary browser. ISPs that use the latter (AOL is a good example), are not likely to work as well with online courses. Another important factor in choosing an ISP is the reliability and speed of the connection it offers. Contact Us Use the following email address for all questions. If you are contacting us because of a technical issue or site problem, please read through the technical issues information below. Providing all applicable information requested will help us troubleshoot your issue. Email Contact: nccphp@unc.edu For Technical Issues:Provide the following user and technical information:
Provide the following information about the problem itself:
Verify that you are using the following method to access our trainings:
Send your technical issue, with all the above information, to nccphp@unc.edu. Put "Request for Technical Help from [your first and last name]" into the subject of the email. |