FAQs: Livestream Courses

Download the pre-class checklist from your student dashboard prior to class. Sign in to your McKissock.com account, where you will enter the “My Courses” page, which is your student dashboard. Click Live Stream at the top of the page, locate your class, and click on the down arrow next to the Open Webinar button.… More

On the day of your class, sign in to your McKissock.com account, where you will enter the “My Courses” page, which is your student dashboard. Click Live Stream at the top of the page. Find your class and click Open Webinar, then you’ll be taken directly to your class.   More

If you’d like to attend a livestream class, you will need to have access to: A computer or smart device with a webcam, audio speakers, and a microphone so that you and the instructor can see each other and interact. Reliable internet access capable of video conferencing. Attendance will be taken as required by… More

For most CE classes, no exam is required to receive CE credit for a livestream class, just like an in-person classroom course. However, for The Laws and Regulations for California Appraisers course, an exam is required to be taken and passed in order to receive continuing education credit. More

The AQB requires that all students have a copy of the book when taking the USPAP class.  You’ll be provided with the interactive, searchable PDF version of the USPAP book with the livestream USPAP Update classes. You can purchase hard copies of the book from the Appraisal Foundation for $75 by accessing their online… More

McKissock can only issue continuing education credit for states who have approved the livestream delivery method and the course. Check the current list at McKissock.com/Live-Streaming. More

Your completion certificate will normally be available to print from your student dashboard within 24-48 hours after a livestream class ends. If you do not see your completion certificate after 72 hours, please reach out to our education specialists at 800-328-2008. More

If you take a livestream class in a state that has mandatory reporting, your hours will be reported.  (This is the same process when you complete a classroom or online course.) More

Livestream is a live class where participants interact and engage with a live instructor in real time in an online setting through a video conferencing platform. Each student logs in on their own device. Attendance is taken at the beginning of class, and requires students to remain on camera during the entire class. 100%… More