Competed the course but still showing as continue course outside

Pavithra Rajagopal 0 Reputation points
2026-04-29T07:18:16.7233333+00:00

I've Competed 'Introduction to Microsoft AI Agent Solutions' course but still showing as continue course outside

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    2026-04-29T07:18:29.0233333+00:00

    Completion status for modules and learning paths on Microsoft Learn is controlled by the Learn platform, not by the module content itself. The module “Introduction to Microsoft AI agent solutions” includes several units plus a module assessment. For the module to show as completed instead of “Continue,” all required units, including the Module assessment, must be finished while signed in to the same Learn profile.

    If the module still shows as “Continue,” typical causes are:

    1. One or more units (often the assessment) weren’t fully completed.
    2. Progress was made while not signed in, or under a different account than the one now being used.
    3. A transient Learn platform issue with progress tracking.

    To resolve:

    1. Sign in to Microsoft Learn with the intended profile.
    2. Open the module “Introduction to Microsoft AI agent solutions” and verify each unit, especially the Module assessment, shows as completed.
    3. If any unit is not marked complete, open it, finish the content/assessment, and allow a moment for progress to update.
    4. If everything appears complete but the module still shows as “Continue,” wait a short time and refresh; if the issue persists, contact Learn support via the credentials/support pages so they can check the Learn profile and progress data.

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