BEN U SKILLS
Crash Course
Crash Course
Crash Course
Crash Course is an education video company used by teachers, students, and learners of all levels. The Crash Course team has produced several video series, ranging from humanities to sciences. BHMT and Crash Course have partnered to provide their “Study Skills” series as a resource. These videos offer actionable academic advice that can fit even the busiest schedules.
You can choose from these 10 courses:
Taking Notes — Runtime 8:51
Reading Assignments — Runtime 9:53
Memory — Runtime 10:51
Planning & Organization — Runtime 9:25
Focus & Concentration — Runtime 10:12
Procrastination — Runtime 10:26
Studying for Exams — Runtime 8:59
Test Anxiety — Runtime 8:50
Papers & Essays — Runtime 9:00
Exercise — Runtime 10:27
Customize Your Viewing Experience on YouTube
You can adjust the speed of the video to your preference by clicking on ⚙️ and changing the playback speed. Plus, you can turn on closed captions by clicking CC anytime for a clearer, more accessible experience.
Who Should Enroll?
BHMT participants who want to improve their note-taking, develop better reading strategies, tackle procrastination, and/or increase their overall success while learning.
How Do I Register?
- Click on Register button below.
- Enter your NUID.
- Approve the BHMT Student Agreement.
- Select a Crash Course.
- View the video.
Note: These videos have audio and start automatically. If in a shared environment, consider wearing headphones.
Requirements
ELIGIBILITY
PREREQUISITES
DEVICES
- You must be a KP Union Alliance or Coalition Employee with “active” KP employment status.
- You must have completed your probationary period.
- You must be a BHMT eligible part-time or full-time KP benefited employee.
- Open to all regions.
- None
- Participants must have a reliable mobile phone, tablet or computer with internet access.
- If you don’t have access to a reliable computer, we can lend you one! Learn more.
- They also need a current version of a common browser (such as Safari, Chrome, or Firefox).
- Students should plan for alternative internet access in the event of communication or equipment problems.