Pistol Safety Training Introduction 3-2024 PO

The Training Process and "BOOKSHELF" What is BOOKSHELF?

Documents are digitally produced using Flipping Book Software . This presents the training modules in a book/manual format that allows the user to read or flip through this as a real book. The documents are then uploaded to the Flipping Book cloud storage and retrieval systems called "YOUR BOOKSHELF". As the name implies this is a storage location for a specific user. Your Bookshelf (library) provides the user with an easy-to-use visual presentation of the documents placed on their BookShelf. The user of the documents is assigned one unique link that allows the person access to them In their bookshelf. When a document is uploaded to their Bookshelf the user is sent an e mail notice of a new document. This method keeps documents out of e mail content and there is no chance of missing a module. The course is a combination of Online content and virtual or in person classroom presentation. The probation program is presented in a module format with each module delivered to the users (probationers) Bookshelf where it can be accessed at the probationer’s discretion. The probationer can open and use the documents on the Bookshelf cloud or download as a PDF document to their computer. Downloading documents does not remove the original. For ease of use we recommend the probationer use the training modules in the book type format. The probationer will review the module content and complete an attached written test when necessary. The test results and user comments will be submitted to our office for correction and review. Probation Presentation Advantages Convenience: The probationer can complete a Pistol Safety Course and continue with personal and work needs. They can proceed at their own pace if the program is completed in the designated time as applicable. The documents are not lost in e mail content. E mail filters -computer can be set with filters that might block certain names such as firearm, guns, and weapons etc. from opening a website or document. With the BookShelf method the user opens a nondescript link allowing access to their Bookshelf, which then allows access to the documents.