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09 Sep 2020
Led remotely by an expert in the implementation of Digital Blended Learning devices, this session – among 8 others spread over September, October and November 2020 – aimed to understand the approach, the differences and the challenges of distance learning, to discover the technology and tools for distance learning and organize the intersessional work plan.
About ten motivated trainers took part in this two-hour introductory session, followed by a question-and-answer session with the expert.
The next session scheduled for Tuesday, September 15 will focus on “Work on the challenges of digital transformation and its methods.” “.
The purpose of this FormAction program, initiated by IFF, is to ensure an increase in the skills of facilitators for a better practice of digital tools, and the establishment of a digital educational offer to be tested at the end of the year, extendable to other modules as well as the creation of a community of “Digital” trainers.
In this difficult context, IFF launched this initiative to transform pilot training modules into distance learning, the training we have had today constitutes a crucial step in this transformation process which will allow us to succeed in the challenge. and to guarantee an irreproachable quality of distance learning. “Ali Ouahid, rolling stock trainer at IFF
“The session was certainly interesting, we became aware of a number of sensitive points, namely the duration of the sequences, the duration of the video presentations, the content to be dispensed asynchronously, tips for the mastery of the participants, to evaluate them, etc. … But more interesting, the expert now has a clear vision of our expectations, of the particularity of the modules to be adapted (core professions: driving, traffic and maintenance, etc.) and of the diversity of facilitation techniques used. As he announced in the next sessions, there will be concrete and technical answers which would put us in the condition of producing modules adapted to the distance ” Khalid Ennamiri, trainer in train traffic safety at IFF .
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