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Virtual Evaluator Reference Guide

Canada · English · 25 pages

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Skate Canada Virtual Assessments – Evaluator Reference Guide August 2024 Copyright © 2024 Skate Canada 7 Individual Roles and Responsibilities Remote (individuals participating from an online meeting platform) Virtual Evaluator or Skills Coach Assessor A registered and qualified STAR 6-Gold evaluator in the discipline, or Skills coach assessor, that has been assigned to the virtual assessment day. In addition to their responsibilities for in-person assessment days, they are responsible for: - Joining the assessment day using the online meeting platform. - Directing and monitoring the flow of the assessment day as per the schedule. - Interacting with the videographer. - Interacting with the skaters and coaches including introductions, instructions, feedback and results. - The completion and delivery of the completed assessment sheets to the club/skating school (in accordance with section process). Note: Large assessment days may require more than 1 evaluator. For training purposes, assessments days may have two evaluators participating. Service Technician An individual responsible for facilitating the technology check prior to the virtual assessment day with the club/skating school. The responsibilities during the technology check are intended to: - Ensure adequate connection and audio/video capabilities. - Review filming strategies with the videographer. - Review the virtual assessment day process. This individual is also present remotely throughout the assessment day where they are responsible for: - Starting the online meeting. - Ensuring the audio and video quality of the assessment day is upheld. - Providing technical support as required. Service technicians may be required to share their contact information for accessibility during technology checks and virtual assessment sessions. Note: Service technicians will require training prior to assuming this role.