JMA Online Seminar Instruction Manualfor Learners

Ver. 3Aug 22th, 2022
Planning: Japan Management Association
Operation: NetRecorder Solutions Inc.

■ Introduction
Purpose of this document
This is an instruction manual that describes the usage of functions for learners taking
JMA online seminars (hereinafter referred to as “the online seminar”).
Recommended system environment
It is recommended that the computer environment of users using the online seminarshould meet the following specifications.
Hardware•CPU
2.33 GHz or faster x86-compatible processor(For netbook class devices, Intel® AtomTM 1.6 GHz or faster processor)•Memory
128 MB or more RAM (For netbook class devices, 1 GB or more is recommended)
128 MB or more graphic memory•HDD
1 GB or more free disk space•OS
Windows 7 (32-bit version and 64-bit version)
Windows 8 (32-bit version and 64-bit version)
Windows 10 (32-bit version and 64-bit version)•Mac OS 10.9, 10.10, 10.11, 10.12
Display•

A display which supports a resolution of 1,024  768
BrowserInternet Explorer 9, 10, 11••

Safari 5
Firefox 4
Chrome 27Browser setting
JavaScript enabled
Cookies enabled
Application
Flash Player 11 or higher

1Network environment1,500 kbps or higher for download/1,500 kbps or higher for upload is recommended*Wired LAN is recommended
Configuration of browser settings
The online seminar requires JavaScript and Cookies to be enabled in the browser
settings. Check the OS used and refer to the configuration of browser settings.
How to enable JavaScript■ Internet Explorer 7 or higher for Windows(1) Go to the Internet Explorer menu bar and click [Tools] → [Internet Options].
(2) Click the [Security] tab.
(3) Click the [Custom level...] button and display “Security settings - Internetzone.”(4) From “Active scripting” in “Scripting” items, select [Enable].
(5) Clicking [OK] will display a warning message: [Are you sure you want tochange the settings for this zone?]. Click [Yes].
(6) When the [Internet Options] window is displayed again, click the [OK] button.
How to enable Cookies■ Internet Explorer for Windows(1) Click [Tools] → [Internet Options].
(2) Click the [Privacy] tab.
(3) Click the [Advanced] button.
(4) Check the box [Override automatic cookie handling].
(5) Check the box [Always allow session cookies].
(6) Click the [OK] button.
(7) When the [Internet Options] window is displayed again, click the [OK] button.

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1. Login to online seminar
1) How to log inOpen the browser and enter the following URL.

https://web.netrecorder.jp/jma-elearning/

The login screen is displayed.
(1) Enter your login ID and password, and click the “Login” button.

(1) Enter login ID
and password(2) Change language(2) You can change the display language for the online seminar to Japanese or English.

*Distributed contents (video,PDF text) are displayed onlyin the language you haveregistered.

32) Registration of personal information(1) When you log in to the online seminar for the first time, the learner personal information
registration screen is displayed. Fill in all the information and click the “Registration”button.

(2) After registration is complete, you can use the online seminar.

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2. How to use the online seminar
1) HOME screen
When you log in to the online seminar, the HOME screen is displayed.

(1) Settings(3) Contents(2) Logout(4) HOME(5) Back

Each function is described below.
(1) Settings button: Calls the screen to edit personal information.
(2) Logout button: Logs you out from the online seminar.
(3) List of contents: Displays the list of contents you can study.
Contents whose study term has expired are not displayed in the list.
The current progress status is displayed for each of the contents.
There are three types of status: “Unlearned,” “Learning,” and “Finished.”(4) HOME button: Displays the HOME screen.
(5) Back button: Returns to the previous page.
Click an item you want to study from the list of contents.

52) Detailed contents screen
When you click a content item on the HOME screen, the detailed contents screen isdisplayed.
(2) Progress status(1) Study term(4) Study link(3) List of chapters

Each function is described below.
(1) Study term: Expiration date of the study term of the content.
(2) Progress status: Displays the progress status of the content.
There are three types of status: “Unlearned,” “Learning,” and “Finished.”(3) List of chapters: Displays the list of chapters of the content.
Displays the access rate (%), total time, and access time of each chapter.
(4) Study link: Displays the links to studies linked to each chapter.
Text: Opens the PDF file used for study.
Learn: Plays the seminar video.

63) Study link: Text
When you click “Text” for the study link, the study material (PDF) is displayed.

PDF material (image)74) Study link: Learn
When you click “Learn” for the study link, the seminar video is played.

(1) Video(2) Material(3) Chapter(7) Seek bar(8) Volume(4) Full screen(5) Display change(6) Play/pause(9) Close

Each function is described below.
(1) Video: Displays the seminar video.
(2) Material: Displays the seminar material. The material is changed automatically as thevideo is played.
(3) Chapter: Displays the contents of the seminar. When an item is clicked, the video plays
starting from that one.
(4) Full screen: Displays the screen at the maximum size of the display screen.
(5) Display change: Changes the display as follows each time you press the button.

Video: Small
Material: Large

Material: Small
Video: Large

Video: Maximum
display

Material: Maximum
display(6) Play/pause: Controls pause and play of the video.
(7) Seek bar: Displays the position of video playing. You can specify the position from whichto play the video by moving the seek bar.
(8) Volume: You can adjust sound volume.
(9) Close: Closes the screen.

85) Study link: Learn

9106) Chapter detail screen

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