What Are the Different Class Types?

CPR Enroll+ supports six distinct class types, each designed for a different training delivery format. The class type you select determines which fields are required, how the class appears on your registration page, and how students are expected to participate. Choosing the right type ensures students receive accurate information and that your records reflect your actual training delivery.

Before You Begin

• Determine the training delivery format for your course (In Person, Blended, Online, Virtual, Skills Only, or Kiosk).

• Ensure you have configured the necessary prerequisites such as physical or virtual locations and instructors where required.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Understand the Six Class Types

Four of the six types — In Person, Blended, Skills Only and Virtual — use exactly the same Basic Info form. What separates them is the delivery format you are recording and, for Virtual, the kind of location you attach; the fields on screen are identical. Only Online and Kiosk/VAM change the form itself, so those two are shown separately below.

1. In Person

• A traditional face-to-face classroom class held at a physical location. This is the most common type for CPR and first aid training.

• Requires: Course, Location (physical), Instructor, Date, Start Time, End Time

• Registration page: Shows location address, date, time, and instructor

• Use when: Students physically attend a training venue
   

2. Blended

• A combination of online pre-work (completed independently) and an in-person skills session. AHA HeartCode classes are a common example of the Blended format.

• Requires: Course, Location, Instructor, Date, Start Time, End Time

• Typically paired with: A Keycode add-on for the online portion

• Use when: Students complete eLearning first, then attend a skills check in person

3. Online

• A fully self-paced online course with no physical component, no scheduled time, and no instructor interaction required.

• Requires: Course only — no location, instructor, or timing fields

• Modifiers: Multiday, Flexible, and Post UnScheduled checkboxes are not available for Online classes

• Tabs: Basic Info and Notes only — Online classes have no scheduling tab.

• Use when: Students complete the entire course independently through an online platform
   

4. Virtual

• A live, real-time class delivered remotely via video conferencing (Zoom, Teams, etc.).

• Requires: Course, Virtual Location (with a meeting URL), Instructor, Date, Start Time, End Time

• Registration page: Shows the meeting link and scheduled time

• Use when: Students attend a live video session but do not travel to a physical venue

5. Skills Only

• A hands-on skills assessment or testing session only — no knowledge component delivered. Used when students have completed the knowledge portion elsewhere and need a skills check or makeup session.

• Requires: Course, Location, Instructor, Date, Start Time, End Time

• Use when: A student missed the skills portion of a blended class, or needs a standalone assessment

6. Kiosk

• A self-service training station format where students interact with a training kiosk at a physical location without a dedicated instructor present.

• Requires: Course and Location — no instructor. Scheduling is set on the Availability tab, not Timings.

• Use when: Deploying unmanned CPR training stations in hospitals, gyms, or other high-traffic venues
   

Step 2: Apply Class Type Modifiers

Three optional checkboxes can modify any class type except Online:

Best Practices

• Always select the exact delivery format to ensure required fields and automated notifications match student expectations.

• Pair Blended class types with Keycode add-ons to streamline delivery of the online pre-work component.

• Do not attempt to apply modifiers like Multiday or Post UnScheduled to Online classes, as they are non-scheduled by nature.

Frequently Asked Questions

✔ You're all set. You now know how to select the right class type and optional modifiers for your training delivery format.