Do the regulations allow e-learning as an acceptable type of training under the law?
(updated) E-learning has been recognized by the FEHC as one of the three acceptable modes of training to satisfy AB 1825, along with classroom learning, webinars, and other effective interactive training. The regulations emphasize the need for the training to be interactive, and clarify the credentials needed by the person approving the content of the e-learning course so that it meets California’s requirements. The FEHC’s regulations describe e-learning as “individualized, interactive computer-based training.” They also mandate that the content of any e-learning course must be created by a trainer and an instructional designer. • What expertise is required of e-learning providers? (updated) The regulations break down the expertise requirements of individuals involved with developing and presenting the training to more accurately include the e-learning experience. The regulations specify who is an instructional designer and who is a qualified trainer. The regulations require that: • in
