What are the technical requirements for accessing the courses?
In order to access your courses, all you'll need is a modern web browser and an internet connection that is fast enough to play our online videos.
We use Bunny as our primary video provider. If you can play videos from YouTube without problems, then you should have no problem accessing our courses and playing videos with minimal interference!
If you do experience any buffering issues with videos, we recommend visiting our troubleshooting page for assistance: One or more of the videos are not playing. What should I do?
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Are Zenva courses available in all countries?
We strive to make our courses as accessible as possible, so we do not actively block any countries from accessing our content. Unfortunately, though, we have had reports of some ISPs in certain countries - such as China, Russia, the Philippines, and ...
Do I need to purchase additional software or hardware to use the courses?
The majority of our courses use free, open-source software and tools. We'll often even guide you in our courses through downloading, installing, and setting up these tools. The only thing you require is a computer able to run the programs, a modern ...
When are new courses coming?
Unfortunately, we cannot give an exact time line for the release of new courses on any one topic. Creating courses is a team effort at Zenva, so there is a lot of work and changes that go into each course to bring them up to our quality standards. ...
Are children able to complete these courses?
While most of our courses are designed with adult self-learners in mind, we do offer a large selection of entry-level & beginner-level courses suitable for children and teens. We have courses on popular topics such as: Scratch Computer fundamentals ...
Do courses have a time limit?
Your courses can have a "time limit" solely dependent on your method of purchase. Below, we've outlined the "time limits" for each sub-category of product that you can find on our site and how "time limits" work in those specific situations. ...