206-41 Wyo. Code R. §§ 41-8 - Use of a Learning Management System, Data Collection and Reporting
(a) Any district
that is a virtual education provider shall use a learning management system
(LMS) to administer, document, track, report, and deliver virtual education
courses.
(b) Any district that is a
virtual education provider shall have the option of utilizing a centralized
learning management system established by the Department. A district may
instead elect to establish an individual or independent learning management
system provided such system is capable of being used, and is used with regard
to each active virtual education course, to administer, document, track,
report, and deliver virtual education courses. Any individual or independent
learning management system must also be designed and operated such that
appropriate personnel from the district in which any student participating in
any virtual education course is enrolled are able to utilize the virtual
education program provider's learning management system to monitor student
progress and participation and to collect participation data, as needed, for
purposes of state-required reporting.
(c) Providers delivering virtual education
courses shall collect in a learning management system student participation and
completion rates based on the course-specific participation requirements
approved by the Department, including equivalent attendance, as specified in
Section 10 of this chapter. The provider shall collect this information in a
learning management system and record and maintain it in the district's
permanent student information system or other Department-approved reporting
system.
(d) A district electing to
use a Department-approved reporting system in lieu of a district's permanent
student information system for purposes of collecting the information described
in subsection (c) of this section, shall ensure that its reporting system
includes all elements needed to satisfy Department-required data collections
and enables compliance with all Federal, State, and local requirements
regarding data collection, student data privacy, and data security.
(e) Data collection is ultimately the
responsibility of the virtual education provider and each virtual education
teacher who is the instructor of an active virtual education course.
(i) A part-time virtual education provider
shall enable the district in which any virtual education student is enrolled to
access the provider's LMS and shall establish through a course and services
agreement any data or information that the district-assigned learning coach is
responsible for recording. A district-assigned learning coach may delegate data
collection and reporting to another district employee as appropriate.
(ii) A full-time virtual education provider
shall enable the family-designated learning coach of any student enrolled in an
active virtual education course to access the provider's LMS for purposes of
recording student participation in the course and monitoring student
progress.
(f) The
Department shall:
(i) Monitor student virtual
education enrollment and participation information;
(ii) Annually survey district superintendents
concerning their virtual education learning needs and instructional
availability;
(iii) Annually survey
the virtual education program providers' administrators, instructors, and
students or parents concerning the quality and effectiveness of programming
available through the Wyoming virtual education program;
(iv) Compile Department survey results and
data on enrollment and participation; and
(v) Provide a summary of virtual education
course(s) available through the Wyoming virtual education program.
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