Compliance FAQs

All U of I required training will be assigned to you through Bridge@UofI. Once you are assigned training you will receive an enrollment email.

Login to Bridge@UofI:

1. Visit Bridge@UofI. Visit the our Bridge@UofI webpage for a list of supported browsers and devices. 
2. After logging in with your Vandal NetID SSO credentials, you will be able to view your active courses.

Closed Captioning or audio transcript  is available within each learning module. 

Persons with disabilities who require alternative means for communication or reasonable accommodations for the required training should submit a service request ticket.

All regular faculty and staff, temporary faculty and staff, and student employees (including graduate students) with appointments lasting longer than 3 months must complete all assigned training.

Employee Development and Learning will assign required supervisor training to employees listed as holding supervisor status in Banner. You must complete the assigned training within 30 days of your employment start date, or the start date of a new position with supervisor responsibilities.

Submit a service request ticket to check your status as a supervisor, or to receive access to the supervisor course(s) if you did not receive links to your primary email address.

All Employee Required Training: This course takes approximately two (2) hours to complete and can be completed over multiple sessions if necessary.

New Employee Require Training: This course takes approximately two (2) hours to complete and can be completed over multiple sessions if necessary.

Supervisor Required Training: This course takes approximately three (3) hours to complete and can be completed over multiple sessions if necessary.

You can submit a service request ticket if you have questions, problems or concerns.

It may take up to 4 business days to receive your course completion certificate. If you do not receive a certificate after that time, please submit a service request ticket.

If you are using a computer that other employees have access to, please ensure the previous user has logged out of the Windows account. UI has implemented a single sign-on service that works with a multitude of websites employees use daily. For example, an employee can log into his or her Outlook Web Application (OWA) and then access a training module without having to log in again. While this is convenient, it can cause problems if one employee is logged into OWA and a second employee sits down to access a module. The second employee will not be prompted to log in, thereby completing the training under another employees credentials. Every employee must sign in with his or her own unique UI Network ID and password. When you sign into a browser to view a training, a cookie is cached to track your progress and  capture your completion.

Your EPAF must be processed before you can access the training modules as you will need to log in with your UI Network ID and password. You will not be marked as complete if your supervisor (or another employee) logs you in under their credentials.