Membership Terms and Conditions

Applying for membership to ICISF attests that the facts contained herein are accurate and that I adhere to the professional standards/ethics of my profession.

Membership in ICISF is in no way an endorsement of competency in CISM, nor an endorsement to practice.  There are no refunds of dues if cancellation of membership is requested before the expiration date.  Membership cannot be transferred to another person.

Online Course Terms and Conditions

Before Registering it is important to know your computer; see online technical information below:

To effectively complete this course, you will need the ability to download and save files, and to view Internet sites containing audio and video materials.

  • Hardware: You will need a PC or a Mac with speakers or headphones for listening to audio presentations. The course is also compatible with most mobile/tablet devices (i.e., iPad).
  • Browsers: For the optimal user experience, access the course using Internet Explorer 9.0 or later, Firefox 21 or later, and most versions of Google Chrome. If you use earlier versions of the browsers, please be aware that some of the course features may not function properly.  Click this link to check your browser version.
  • Connection Speed: The faster your Internet connection, the faster you can navigate the course.
  • Software and Plug-ins: This course uses JavaScript for interactive elements, videos and audio presentations. If you do not disable JavaScript, everything in the course will work for you. You will also need Adobe Acrobat Reader to download and view Acrobat (pdf) files. Please note that we also provide an alternate version of some documents in a Microsoft Word (doc) format, but you do not need a word processing tool since you can use Adobe to view electronically or print.

Online Course Knowledge Base Articles from CourseArc

With the increased concern over online privacy issues and invasive advertising, some web browser manufacturers and client organizations have opted to block third-party cookies. This approach has unintended side effects for LTI tools like CourseArc that are considered to be a third-party tool when embedded within an Learning Management System, including:

  • Inability to establish LTI connection and view content
  • Inability to track student progress as they interact with the content

Coursearc has implemented some updates to address this issue and created Knowledge Base articles for all the major browsers to explain how to whitelist the Coursearc domain (or enable third-party cookies for browsers that do not support whitelisting)