BAI courses that were set to be retired end of 2022 have been extended through Friday, January 20th, 2023. After this date, any course left over on students’ “My Dashboard” will launch to an error message. Please ensure all training is complete, and remove or replace these courses in your rules before this date. A full list of retirements and recommended replacements can be found Here. Learn more by accessing our Retirements FAQ.
BAI retires courses at the end of a calendar year to minimize impact on customers’ training cycles. We also notify customers well in advance of the courses we plan on retiring to ensure you have enough time to phase them out of your training plan. After the retirement date, your organization runs the risk of assigning outdated content as we no longer make updates to the course.
Retiring courses can be converted into custom courses for your organization to continue using – contact your CSM for more information. Please note: converted retiring courses to custom courses may incur a small fee.
No. BAI offers recommended replacements to help you easily transition to similar courses, but you may choose other courses if you wish. Please submit your replacement courses promptly and all at the same time, for speed and efficiency in processing you order.
BAI will soon provide a list of courses you’re subscribed to that are set to retire at the end of 2022, along with recommended equivalent replacement courses. Please review, sign off, and return this list to your customer success manager ASAP. Replacement course will go out with the last update cycle of 2022, currently scheduled to start in November. Please submit all of your replacement orders at the same time for speedy turnaround.
Please contact your dedicated Customer Success Manager.
BAI Learning & Development is committed to providing a library of high quality, reputable courseware to meet your training needs. As part of this commitment, we continually update, refresh, and add new courses to your library. As regulatory changes occur and eLearning best practices evolve, occasional retirements of courses is also necessary to ensure that learners have access to the highest quality instruction.
