E-Learning

Research Integrity: Online access instructions

Please follow these instructions in order to access the course.

Step 1

• Register through our course database on our website.
• You will receive a confirmation of registration within a week along with a digital token code by email. Please also check your spam folder regularly to receive all emails from the Graduate Academy.

Step 2

• Open the platform: https://courses.epigeum.com/
• Click on the user menu and then on “Register" and complete the form. Please set your own password.
• IMPORTANT – Please use the email domain @uni-heidelberg.de for the registration process on the website of epigeum. The token you need for logging in is restricted to the email domain @uni-heidelberg.de, which means you can use the token only if you register with this email domain. Please contact us in case there is a problem.
• Please only register once.
• Enter the token code in the registration form.
• Once registration is complete, you are an official user. A program overview will be shown, with only one choice on it: Research Integrity. Click on this icon, and continue through the introductory material to begin the online course. You can interrupt and log on and off at any time.

Access to this course is possible until further notice.

Notes on privacy and anonymity:

• By registering for the course, you agree to the privacy policy of Oxford/Epigeum (available online), which ensures that your data will be used only for course purposes.
• There are feedback questions at the end of the course; the answers to these questions do NOT remain totally anonymous. Epigeum is working on an anonymous option. It has not been an issue so far, because the feedback questions do not have sensitive content, but you should be aware of this nonetheless. You are not required to give feedback.
• The administrator (Mayte Dächer, ga-seminare@uni-heidelberg.de) is the only one who can see who has signed up for the course. This information is not available to other participants, nor will it be shared or published in any way.

For questions or access issues, please contact Mayte Dächer, ga-seminare@uni-heidelberg.de.