Here at Edraak, we provide free educational courses, offered online through top experts. We also provide translated courses based on courses taught at Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). All you need is a computer and an internet connection to start free distance learning. You can register for free by selecting the course that suits you through our website: www.edraak.org/all_courses

Edraak's courses are open to anyone anywhere. All you need is access to computer with an internet connection , and of course, a desire to learn.

To signup, create an account by completing the registration process and then signup for the course of your choice.

Please be sure to fill in all the fields on the registration page and confirm the accuracy of the information provided, especially your email address. You will then receive a activation message on the email you provided on the registration page. Be sure to check to see if the activation message was sent to the junk/spam mail folder.

Edraak's courses are free for everyone.

Most Edraak courses are offered in Arabic. Some courses are offered in other languages with Arabic subtitles. A few are offered solely on other languages. Please check your course description page to determine the language of the course.

Edraak courses are accessible to all. Anyone with a desire to learn is welcome. There is an overview of each course on our website: www.edraak.org. At the start of the course, an icon (Browse Course) will appear on the dashboard to those enrolled in the course. Click on it to go to the courseware that includes information on the course, the course curriculum, group discussions, and more.

There will be exams for some courses, but they are optional for those who wish to obtain a course completion certificate. If any, the exams will be announced on the course page.

By course, we mean an open-source interactive educational program offered online.

It is a pledge made by the enrollee to abide by the laws and ethics specified by Edraak to ensure a smooth and high-level educational process. For more details, please visit the following link: www.edraak.org/honor

You can find the start date and course duration for each course on its course description page. If you are registered for a course, you’ll also see its start date on your dashboard. A course may start at any time throughout the day on its start date. If you find your course is not immediately available, please check back later in the day. Course timing is flexible. You do not need to log in exactly when the course begins.

Edraak courses take place at your convenience. Lectures and assignments are available 24 hours a day, which means you can watch videos and complete work whenever you have time. Simply log in to your course and work through the course material. While assignments and exams often have due dates, these are designed to offer enough lead time that you can easily schedule your work.

Click the login button on the main page of edraak.org, then enter your email and password to access your personal dashboard.

Yes! You may take multiple Edraak courses. We recommend checking the requirements on each course description page to balance your available study hours and the demands of the intended courses.

The projected hours of study required for each course are usually available on the course description page. If they are not listed, please check your syllabus or course discussion forum when your course begins.

Each course is different - some have prerequisites, and some don't. Take a look at your specific course’s recommended prerequisites on the course description page. If you do not meet a particular prerequisite, you may still take the course.

All required academic materials will be provided during the course, in the courseware. Some courses may list additional resources on their course description pages. For supplemental reading material during a course, post a question in the course discussion forum to ask your classmates and course staff for suggestions.

It is certainly possible to pass an Edraak course if you miss a week; however, coursework is progressive, so we advise you to review and study what you have missed. Also, assignments and exams may not be submitted after their due date. Take a look at the course syllabus for important dates and times.

We are not able to offer individual extensions as course schedules are fixed and there is no way to change the dates of assignments or exams for one student. Most courses allow students to drop a week or two worth of homework from the final course grade. See your course's grading policy for details.

All course related questions are best addressed in your course discussion forum. It is there that course staff can directly read and respond to your query.

The discussion forum is the best place to reach out to the Edraak teaching team for your class; just post your questions. We do our best to respond as promptly as possible.

All course related questions are best addressed in your course discussion forum. It is there that course staff can directly read and respond to your query.

Most Edraak courses will be re-offered and more courses added on a regular basis. If you are registered on edraak.org you’ll receive email updates regarding new and re-offered courses.

Yes, but you will not be able to turn in any assignments or exams that are past due. If it is early in the course, you might still be able to complete enough assignments and exams to earn a certificate. Check the course syllabus and grading policy in order to find out more.

Yes, we offer a certificate of completion for those who wish to obtain it, when you complete the course and pass the tests and homework i.e. when you complete the course requirements.

The certificate is presented by the Queen Rania Foundation for Education and Development.

You can obtain the certificate of completion through the site in the event that you successfully complete the course requirements, by going to your dashboard on the site and then clicking on “issue certificate”.

You can download the certificate of completion through the site in the event that you successfully complete the course requirements, by going to your dashboard on the site and then clicking on “issue certificate”. If you want to obtain a printed copy, you can download it and then print it yourself.

Please try a different username - for example, try adding a random number to the end.

You’ll find a “Forgot password?” link under the Password field on the Login screen. Click this link and enter your email address. We’ll send a message that will allow you to reset your password.

If you did not receive an automated email it may be because: - There was a typo in your email address. - Your spam filter may have caught the email. Please check your spam folder. - You may be using an older browser. We recommend downloading the current version of Firefox or Chrome. - JavaScript is disabled in your browser. Please check your browser settings and confirm that JavaScript is enabled. - You have not successfully registered an account on edx.org. Please try registering again with the same email address. (If an account already exists, you'll see an error regarding a duplicate email address.) If you continue to have problems activating your account, we recommend that you try creating a new account. There is no need to do anything about the old account. If it is not activated through the link in the email, it will disappear later.

When you sign up, you will receive a message on the email you provided on the registration page with a link to activate your account. Click on the link to activate the account.

All Edraak courses are provided online on edraak.org to anyone with a desire to learn.

You may unregister from an Edraak course at anytime. There are absolutely no academic penalties associated with incomplete edX studies. You may register for the same course (provided we are still offering it) at a later time.

There are many ways to learn through k012 platform. The first one: Use the search feature at the top of the screen to search for a specific subject in mathematics and English. You can see results on the topic you want and when you click on it, you will be able to access the lesson directly. The second one: Browse the materials in the class sequence and country, click on the K-12 Education button on the home page and then click on the student icon and browse the materials in the class. For example mathematics, seventh grade. And then choose the country's curriculum and click on "View Grade" The third one: Learn the material through subjects and modules, click on the K-12 Education button on the home page, then click on the student icon and go down the page and choose the topic you want to study in "Learning mathematics by topic". The fourth one: Learning through series prepared by your teacher, your teacher can prepare a list of different topics that you should learn, and then the teacher will invite you directly into his/her class.

If you have an account on the platform before, you don't need to create a new account. To signup, create an account by completing the registration process and then signup for the course of your choice.

Edraak for K-12 education offers content in different ways, ensuring diversity in presentation, here are some of these types: 1) Videos: Edraak team prepares short recorded videos with the teachers to explain the concepts in a simplified way. 2) Texts: sometimes, the content is presented in the form of texts and visuals. 3) Files in a different format: The content can be viewed through different files such as audio or PDF or PowePoint format.

You can study by grade or country's curriculum by following these steps: 1) Click on the “K-12 Education” button on the home page 2) Click on the student's icon, and select the class. For example Mathematics, Grade 7 3) After clicking on the row, you can choose the country's curriculum you want and click on "View Grade" icon.

You can access your settings page by clicking on your name at the top of the page, and then "Profile". You'll see this page with basic information about your account. You can change all the information except your username.

Edraak focuses on the ministerial curricula of Jordan, Egypt, and Syria. These curricula include most of the curricula in the Arab region. First, we provided the mathematics curriculum for all grades. After completing the mathematics curriculum, the platform will provide the English language curriculum, and then the curriculum of other subjects.

You can follow the different course, specializations, and classes you have enrolled in through your "Dashboard". Through your dashboard, you will be able to watch your courses and issue the certificates after completing the course.

Avoid using many words, and avoid writing pronouns like " I " and verbs like (I want, I would, learn, Become) instead of this, limit your search to the maximum possible, which brings us to the second point. Use keywords which are the most important words in your search, search for units, topic names, or names of a specific math equation. Avoid setting a particular question or equation, but just write down the concept.

The teacher center represents the control panel for the teacher. The teacher can create virtual classes or manage their current or finished classes.

Of course, teacher center is free :)

Edraak provides multiple opportunities for students to test their understanding of the subjects and there are many types of questions such as: 1) Multiple choices: The learner chooses the correct answer (or answers) from multiple options. There is also a chance to ask for help if the question is difficult by clicking "Do you need a hint? " it gives you some tips and steps to solve activities. 2) Solving math questions. 3) Open questions (short answer): The purpose of this question is to answer clearly and specifically.

You can access your dashboard and then click on the "Teacher Center" icon to enter the teacher center, after which you can click on the "New Classroom" icon to create your own.