eCompliance 2.0 Release
INDIANAPOLIS - Tau Kappa Epsilon’s release of the eCompliance program last year demonstrated the Fraternity’s commitment as a leader in the fraternal world. The program covered topics including illegal substances, underage drinking and the prevention of sexual assault and was required to be completed by all collegiate members.
To reinforce the Fraternity’s efforts, eCompliance 2.0 has been designed to re-educate members on TKE’s Risk Management Resources and introduce any changes to TKE’s Risk Management Guidelines.
All returning members who have completed the original eCompliance program are required to complete eCompliance 2.0 by logging into edu.tke.org, watching a short video and scoring least a 90% on the assessment by December 1, 2015.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Here is a list of commonly asked questions regarding the eCompliance 2.0 Program. We have answered each question in the most simple and direct manner in order to reduce any confusion surrounding the program.
1. What is eCompliance 2.0?
a. eCompliance 2.0: Risk Management Refresher, is a program designed for members who have completed eCompliance previously in order to re-educate them on TKE's Risk Management Resources and introduce any changes to TKE's Risk Management Guidelines.
2. Who has to complete eCompliance 2.0?
a. All returning members who have completed the eCompliance 1.0 program must complete the 2.0 program each school year in which they are an active member of a chapter.
3. What is the due date for eCompliance 2.0?
a. eCompliance 2.0 must be completed by December 1st, 2015
4. How do members learn about the eCompliance 2.0 program?
a. eCompliance 2.0 was first introduced in the Risk Management Communication Packet sent to each group and school in the Summer of 2015. In addition to this packet, emails are sent every Thursday and Sunday to all members who have yet to complete the program.
5. Where do I find the eCompliance 2.0 Program?
a. The eCompliance 2.0 Program, along with the rest of TKE's eLearning materials can be found at edu.tke.org.
6. What username do I use to login?
a. Members can use their MyTKE.org or chapter module username and password to sign in to the system.
7. I can't log in, what do I do?
a. If you cannot sign in, you can select the "Forgot your username/password?" link on edu.tke.org. This will only work if the member has validated their membership and claimed their login through MyTKE.org. If a member has not claimed their login, they can do so by clicking the link at the bottom of the edu.tke.org page. Should you still be unable to sign in, please email support@tke.org.
8. What assessment score do I need to test out of eCompliance?
a. Members must score 90% or better to pass the eCompliance 2.0 program.
9. What if I do not get a 90% or better on the eCompliance 2.0 assessment?
a. Any member who does not receive a score of 90% or better on the 2.0 assessment will be required to repeat the eCompliance 1.0 program.
10. If I do not pass the assessment and have to retake eCompliance 1.0, will I have to retake eCompliance 2.0?
a. No.
11. My chapter watched the video as a group and all took the assessment together, do I still need to do it on my own?
a. Yes. Each member must sign in to their account and complete the assessment. Members can click on the video portion of the program and check the box stating that "On the bond" they have watched the entire video. Once clicked the members will be able to complete their eCompliance 2.0 assessment. This is done in order to allow us to individually track who has completed the program.
12. "Is Nationals doing this just to protect themselves?"
a. No. eCompliance was designed to help our members better understand the fraternity's Risk Management Guidelines. Whether a member completes eCompliance or not, they are still responsible for following our guidelines. If they fail to follow the guidelines, they can be excluding themselves from coverage under our insurance policy. eCompliance is an easy to use educational program that is intended to help our members make better Risk Management choices and avoid being excluded from our insurance coverage.
While this list covers the most commonly asked questions, we acknowledge other questions will arise during interactions with members. Should you not know the answer to the question, please inform the member that you will get the answer for them, and will reach back out to them with the answer to their question. Then contact either Pat Gleason or Gregory Roskopf. Should we frequently receive the same question, we will communicate this answer to the Fraternity's Professional Staff and volunteer team and update this document.
For more information, please contact:
Patrick Gleason
Chief Risk Officer
317.872.6533
PGleason@tke.org