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Blended Learning: A More Effective Model for Haul Truck Operator Training

By: MINING MEDIA INTERNATIONAL Views: 2811Downloads: 12
Author: Chuck FreyWhitepaper/Case Study

Originally presented at Haulage & Loading 2013. Too often, haul truck operator trainees don’t retain enough of the knowledge they learn during training. That can lead to longer on-boarding cycles, lower productivity and potential safety problems in the mine. Blended learning – providing training via multiple modalities using a highly structured, building-block approach – shows promise in addressing this challenge. This paper highlights insights gathered over a three-year period from mines in North America and provides examples of blended learning in action.

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