Sign in
The personal cabinet is the HealthOS platform’s service for its client. The Academy courses are published inside it. The Academy site publishes announcements only — the catalogue, the descriptions, the terms of subscription — while access to the content of the courses is granted by the platform, and signing in happens on its side.
What lives where
The Academy site is a shop window. Here you find the course program, the descriptions and the make-up of every course together with the terms of subscription: how many chapters and lessons, what the prerequisites are, what the course is good for and what it rests on.
The content of the courses — the lessons, the tests and the explanations — is published in the personal cabinet. Access to it is granted by the platform: the platform holds the account, the subscription and the rights to its programs. The course “The HealthOS development environment” ships as one event with the environment, and access to the environment itself is granted there as well.
Why there is no sign-in form here
There is deliberately no sign-in form on the Academy site. Accounts, payment and the granting of access are run by a single service — the platform; a second entry point would mean a second copy of the credentials and a second place where they can drift apart.
The Academy site is published as static files: it accepts no forms, holds no sessions and stores nothing that belongs to your account. Your progress — which lessons are done and how the tests were answered — is stored locally in your browser by default. Before the first lesson the cabinet asks whether to leave it there or send it to the platform. If you keep it local, progress stays in the browser. If you choose server storage or rating, progress is sent to the platform. Rating participation is a separate choice and is not on by default.
If the cabinet does not open, that is a question for the platform: access to the content of the courses is granted on its side.