GWO Requirements for Training Providers
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Digital learning technologies may be used by training providers already certified by GWO. The digital learning set-up must be audited for every module the training provider wishes to deliver in this setting. Digital learning technologies considered include the following: a) interactive e-lessons that include text, images, video, audio, animations and practice (e.g. questions and feedback) b) online presentations made by an instructor that are broadcasted in real time or recorded (i.e. podcasts)
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c) webinars and virtual classrooms d) virtual and augmented reality e) blended learning with a mixture of digital and traditional learning
f) other technologies that support or enable the delivery of training via digital means. Learning objectives within the domain of knowledge may be taught and assessed using digital learning methods including those listed above
Notes Learning objectives within the domains of skill and ability require that the course participants be able to demonstrate an ability in a scenario that is similar to a real work situation. In addition to safety aspects, demonstration by course participants involves body motor functions, spatial understanding and tactile elements. Special attention must be given to these aspects when applying digital learning to these domains. Learning objectives within the domain of knowledge may be taught and assessed using digital learning methods including those listed above. The GWO Taxonomy Framework which describes learning objectives is given in Annex 5. Learning objectives within the domains of skill and ability require that the course participants be able to demonstrate an ability in a scenario that is similar to a real work situation. In addition to safety aspects, demonstration by course participants involves body motor functions, spatial understanding and tactile elements. Special attention must be given to these aspects when applying digital learning to these domains
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Training providers who employ digital learning technologies during GWO training must have specific procedures in place for the use of these technologies, including describing how the applied technology limits and/or enhances opportunities for interaction with the learning material and the instructions. The procedures and descriptions must detail how these limitations are mitigated. Training providers who employ digital learning technologies must ensure adherence to the GWO Requirements for Training Providers and GWO training standard(s) being delivered using those technologies. Training providers who use digital learning technologies must have systems in place to enable the training provider to assess whether the course participant has achieved the learning objective(s). If the digital solution incorporates elements of recording the course participant, the course participant must be advised of this.
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Any system employed for the delivery of digital learning solutions must:
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