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State Distributed Learning Program (DLP)


About: Idaho Distributed Learning Program (DLP) provides a delivery of standardized training to units, Soldiers/Airmen, leaders, and Civilians using multiple resources and technology to support the 3 training domains: institutional, operational and self-development.


Mission: Be the one-stop training solution emphasizing the Idaho National Guard’s Total Force Readiness; preparing service members and government agencies to meet the requirements of institutional, operational, and professional self-development through distributed learning methods, resources, and technologies.

Vision: Deliver customer-focused, collaborative and self-paced learning environment that benefits the Joint, Inter-agency, Inter-government, and Community (JIIC) to combat readiness and domestic emergency responses. The IDARNG believes the key to success is to balance stakeholders’ interest though training beyond traditional classroom settings and breaking old training paradigms to gain critical training anytime, anywhere throughout the State of Idaho.

Core Values:

  • Collaboration
  • Innovation
  • Flexibility
  • Resourceful
  • Community-centered

 

 

 

 

Capabilities:

  • Mobile Resources to reserve up to 40 laptops
  • Fixed classroom located on Gowen Field, Bldg. 440, Room 277A
    • From 15-40 student workstations and 1 instructor lecturn
    • Dual projector capabilities
    • Polycom video/teleconference capability
    • Printer/scanner
    • Handicap accessible
    • Kiosk Mode function allows easy access for federal and state employees, joint forces, and military service members.
   

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