044-20 Wyo. Code R. §§ 20-11 - Credit for Individual Study Programs
(a) In determining whether credit is allowed
for specific correspondence programs, individual study programs, online
courses, or webinars, the commissioner will determine the equivalency of the
program to a comparable seminar or a comparable course for credit in an
accredited educational institution.
(b) The individual study program must require
each producer to enroll in the course before having access to course
material.
(c) All approved
correspondence courses, online courses, and independent study courses shall
include a monitored examination which requires a score of seventy (70) percent
or better, or an equivalent scaled score, to earn a certificate of completion.
For each approved course, the sponsor shall maintain a pool of tests sufficient
to maintain the integrity of the testing process. A written explanation of test
security and administration methods shall accompany the course examination
materials. The examinations shall be administered, graded, and the results
recorded by the sponsor to which approval was originally granted. The sponsor
shall retain completed tests. The examination administration shall be monitored
by a disinterested third party.
(d)
All correspondence courses, online courses, webinars or individual study
courses must be submitted by the sponsor which compiles or publishes the course
materials and must be approved by the commissioner prior to being offered to
licensees for continuing education credit. Any course approval is not
transferable to any other entity.
(e) Credit will be allowed only in the
licensing period in which the course is completed and must be reported during
the same licensing period.
(f)
Online courses shall prevent access to the course exam before the examinee
reviews the course materials.
(g)
Online courses shall prevent downloading any course exam.
(h) Online courses shall provide review
questions at the end of each unit or chapter and prevent access to the final
exam until each set of questions are answered correctly at a seventy (70)
percent rate.
(i) Correspondence
programs, individual study programs, and online courses shall provide a monitor
affidavit containing specific monitor duties and responsibilities printed for
monitor's use to direct the taking of the final exam. A monitor shall complete
the affidavit after the exam is completed.
(j) Webinars do not require a comprehensive
final examination.
(k) Webinar
providers shall monitor attendance and determine when a participant is inactive
or not fully participating.
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