Tutorials/How-To
- Adding Proctors in Pathway
- How do I resume active status?
- How do I request a class extension?
- How do I request the exam/quiz password (access code) for my proctor?
- How do I use the Remote Research Library?
- CBTS Hub
- ProctorTrack
Adding Proctors in Pathway
Proctor details must be entered in Pathway to request quiz/test passwords in the Hub. This article details how to enter/register proctor information in Pathway.
This guide assumes you are using a laptop/desktop.
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From the Pathway homepage, click your username/profile picture in the upper right. Do not click the little arrow.
(Alternately, from the Hub, click the "Edit Pathway Profile" link and skip to step #4 below.) -
You will be taken to your profile page. Click the "Edit" button on the right.
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Select "Info" in the pop-up.
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Scroll to the bottom of the page to the section titled "Proctor Information". Enter your proctor's information in the Proctor 1 boxes. If you have a backup proctor (or two) enter that information in the other boxes.
- Click Save. Your proctors are now registered in Pathway. Please note that you will not receive a confirmation or approval notification.
Note: Make sure each proctor's email address is entered correctly or the password emails will not be delivered.
How do I resume active status?
Inactive students should fill out the reactivation request form to be returned to active status.
If you entered inactive status within the past four semesters, simply fill out the Reactivation Request Form.
Once you have filled out the form, you are responsible for paying the semester fee which can be done in the CBTS Hub.
If you entered inactive status more than four semesters ago, you must reapply.
How do I request a class extension?
To request a CBTS Pathway class extension, please submit the CBTS Class Extension Request.
How do I request the exam/quiz password (access code) for my proctor?
When you are planning to take a quiz or test on CBTS Pathway, log in to the Hub, click the Passwords link at the top (or the Passwords link in the hamburger menu if on mobile) and fill out the form. Only courses which you are enrolled in will appear as options for selection and only proctors that are registered in Pathway will be able to be selected.
After submitting the form, your proctor will receive an email with the password you need in order to start the quiz/exam and you will receive a confirmation email that does not contain a password.
How do I use the Remote Research Library?
The RRL includes hundreds of theological journals and magazines. However, the search functionality for these resources will be somewhat different from the books in your Logos library. Below are some instructions to search your journals.
Path 1 - Follow this guide: How to Search Logos Journals
Path 2 - That being said, there is one other way you can search the journals. It's sometimes difficult to explain this in words, so check out this video which shows you how to do the search. It was designed to train people on how to use Logos, specifically with the RRL.
At around the 19 minute mark (you’ll see a dot for a chapter mark) the section shows how you can quickly search all your journals. You can use this to search for a passage or a topic. And, you can follow this technique to search any book or set of books. Once you filter the books by commentaries or journals or Bible dictionaries, you can do the same search. However, most of the time that’s not needed because your Passage Guide will bring back everything relevant to the passage (commentaries) and your Topic Guide will bring back Bible dictionaries and other info automatically.
If you have any question about Logos Bible Software, please email support@cbtseminary.org.
CBTS Hub
How do I use the CBTS Hub?
CBTS Hub is our student payment portal. You can use it to pay semester fees, enroll in courses, and handle other school-related charges. This guide walks you through the steps to successfully navigate and use the system.
Step 1: Access CBTS Hub
Log into Pathway. Click on your name in the top-right corner to view your profile.
Click on the Hub button on the bottom-right corner.
Step 2: Choose a Category
You’ll see different categories for various types of purchases such as semester fees, courses, etc.
Click a category to view available items.
Step 3: Add Items to Your Cart
After browsing the category (e.g., Courses), click 'Add to Cart' for any item you wish to purchase. You can filter courses by category for easier navigation.
Step 4: Review Your Cart
Click on the 'Cart' link at the top of the page or the cart icon.
You can remove individual items or clear the entire cart.
Step 5: Proceed to Checkout
Click 'Proceed to Checkout.' Choose to pay in full or in installments, enter your card information, and complete the transaction.
Step 6: View Past Orders
To review your past orders, click on your profile icon and select 'Orders.'
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Can I pay in installments?
A: Yes, CBTS Hub allows you to choose between paying in full or in installments during checkout. Check out this article for details.
Q: What if I accidentally purchase the wrong item?
A: Before payment, you can remove items from your cart. After payment, please contact
support@cbtseminary.org for assistance, or use the Support tab within Pathway.
Q: How do I know my payment was successful?
A: You'll receive a confirmation screen and can view all completed orders in your profile under 'Orders'.
Q: Who do I contact for technical help?
A: Please reach out to support@cbtseminary.org or click the "Contact Us" button at the top of this page.
ProctorTrack
How do I take a test using ProctorTrack?
Here are the steps to test with ProctorTrack.
The use of ProctorTrack is not preferred and is made available only as a last resort to ensure students are still able to complete their coursework.
If this is your first time using ProctorTrack, please refer to this article for setup instructions.
How do I prepare to take a test using ProctorTrack?
Here are the steps you will need to set up ProctorTrack.
The use of ProctorTrack is not preferred and is made available only as a last resort to ensure students are still able to complete their coursework.