OAR 845-016-0016: Alcohol Server Education Provider Standards for Initial Course When Given Online

To be certified to present the initial Alcohol Server Education course online, a provider must: (1) Have a course that meets the Commission's Alcohol Server Education Minimum Curriculum Standards (published September 1, 2007 and available at the Commission's main office at 9079 SE McLoughlin, Portland, OR). The course approved for the initial online course must include: (a) Role-playing, case study exercises and other methods that actively involve students in acquiring behavioral skills in identifying minors and stopping service to visibly intoxicated persons. (b) Course design and technical standards the provider proposes and the Commission approves. The Commission will approve course design and technical standards based on the guidelines in the Alcohol Server Education Provider Quality Assurance Plan, including the Minimum Course Design and Technical Standards for Online Courses, (published September 1, 2007 and available at the Commission's main office at 9079 SE McLoughlin, Portland, OR); and (c) A student workbook that meets the Commission's Minimum Workbook Standards for Online Courses (published September 1, 2007 and available at the Commission's main office at 9079 SE McLoughlin, Portland, OR) (2) Meet the minimum qualifications in OAR 845-016-0020(1) or have an authorized representative who meets these minimum qualifications if the provider is not responsible for hiring, training or evaluating instructor qualifications or performance or managing online operations. The provider applicant must submit a completed Provider Staff Certification form describing the provider applicant or authorized representative’s qualifications, as appropriate. (3) Meet all technical and security standards required by the Commission for transmission of electronic data and information to the Commission. (4) Submit a completed Provider Staff Certification form and appropriate fees as OAR 845-016-0020 requires. (5) Comply with Secretary of State filing requirements for an Oregon business entity, nonprofit corporation, or assumed business name as specified in ORS 60, 62, 63, 65, 67, 70, and 648, if applicable.