GB/T 38864-2020 in English

Interpretation of the core content of the standard

GB/T38864-2020, as the core standard in the field of cadre network training, systematically regulates the general requirements for course co-construction and sharing for the first time. The standard innovatively defines two organizational models: co-construction by overall planning (led by management departments) and spontaneous co-construction (autonomous consultation by institutions), and designs differentiated implementation processes.

Comparative analysis of co-construction requirements

Key Technical Specifications

Rights system innovation

Chapter 6 of the standard constructs a six-layer rights system:

1. Type I rights: basic right of use and dissemination
2. Type IV rights: time-limited right of use (e.g. limited to training for department-level cadres in 2023)
3. Type V rights: the right to adapt courses requires the consent of all owners

Implementation suggestions

It is recommended that institutions:

• Establish a course co-construction and sharing management ledger to record the validity period of the rights category of each course
• Use blockchain technology to trace the use of courses (a pilot project of a central ministry showed that copyright disputes could be reduced by 83%)
• Conduct course compliance audits regularly in accordance with GB/T38862

Prospects for the evolution of the standard

With the application of 5G+VR technology in cadre education, it is expected that the next version of the standard will:

• Add technical co-construction specifications for immersive courses
• Refine data security requirements for cross-border sharing
• Improve the collaborative development mechanism of courses based on artificial intelligence