Hi n8n team/community,
I’m really new to n8n and currently going through n8n Academy and had two quick questions:
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If I complete a course but do not reach the required 70% passing score, am I able to retake the course, quizzes, or final exam? If so, are there any limits on retakes or a waiting period before trying again?
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I also wanted to ask for clarification on some quiz wording. I
came across a question about triggering a workflow when a new row is added to a Google Sheet (screenshot attached).My understanding was that an app event trigger node could detect when a new row is added.
Before answering, I checked whether the Google Sheets trigger offered a “new row” event, which made me think that was the right approach.
However, the expected answer was using a Schedule Trigger to poll the sheet.
Could someone clarify the intended distinction between:
- webhooks
- app event
Specifically, are app event triggers sometimes webhook-based and sometimes polling-based, depending on the integration?
In this Google Sheets example, is the Academy question expecting the answer to be polling because Google Sheets does not natively push webhook events to n8n?
I’m trying to understand the technical distinction so I don’t faceplant in the future. I do understand the polling reasoning, but I’m having a hard time understanding why an app event cannot be used as it seems more efficient to me.
Thanks in advance!
