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Defence and e-learning
The military is a powerful and ever-present force in training,
exploring avenues that are rarely tackled in other sectors. We all
have a lot to learn from military training, especially from their
research in leadership and team building but also in the use of
simulations. They have a long history of using simulators and are
now pioneering complex performance simulation.
We are now entering a new era, with an emerging military-entertainment
complex. In training especially, e-learning, simulations and
games are being developed by teams of military experts in collaboration
with e-learning, TV, movie, games and simulation companies. These
two different worlds are colliding and colluding to create some
of the most innovative and successful e-learning initiatives on
the planet.
Read up on the latest training initiatives from the military sector
and see how they could be applied to your industry.
White Paper: Defence and e-learning
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Summary of contents:
- History of military training
- Modern training from military need
- What makes military training different?
- Military emphasis on preparedness
- Military emphasis on discipline
- Military emphasis on teams
- Military emphasis on technology
- Military-industrial complex
- Military spending
- Military as training machine
- Military and the internet
- Military-internet complex
- eArmyU.com
- Advanced Distributed learning
- Beyond the internet
- Military-entertainment complex
- Performance simulator - JFETS (Joint Fires and Effects Trainer
System)
- Performance simulator - Flatworld 25
- Performance simulator - ALTSIM Advanced Leadership Training
Simulation
- Performance simulator - Think Like a Commander
- Games in military training
- Millennium Challenge
- America’s Army
- Full spectrum command
- Full Spectrum Warrior
- Conclusion
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