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MIL-HDBK-29612-1A5.1.4.2 Sample RFP language for the instructional media design. The following is providedas an example of language for “Section L - Instructions, Conditions, and Notices to Offerors” ofan RFP. As each training requirement is unique, language must be written for each RFP thatreflects the specific training need.“The offeror shall provide a summary of previous experience in developing instructionalmedia design data. The offeror shall also define the management and technicalprocesses to be used for the development of an instructional media design. The statementfor management processes shall include but not be limited to Quality Assurance (QA),metrics, scheduling, tests, and risk management. The technical processes shall includebut not be limited to the following:1. The method(s) for identifying the tasks and learning objectives that are to besupported by the courseware.2. The method(s) for determining the overall course and lesson design strategies.3. The method(s) for estimating the course duration.4. The method(s) for developing courseware interface design and controls.5. The method(s) for developing lesson formats.6. The method(s) for determining resource requirements.7. Procedures for determining the scope of the training program.8. The method(s) for developing prototype lessons.9 The method(s) for determining courseware logic flow data.”5.1.4.3 Data requirements tailoring for the instructional media design package. DIDnumber DI-SESS-81520B, Instructional Media Design Package, identifies the content andformat requirements for design criteria for courses and lessons. The data provided in aninstructional media design package can serve as the baseline for courseware production. Thefollowing are some suggestions for tailoring DI-SESS-81520B:a. In instances where only a lesson format guide is required, suggest deletion of all DIDparagraphs except 2.4.6.b. In instances where computer-based courseware or interactive courseware is needed, alldata content requirements of this DID may be needed.c. In instances where Defense Instructional Technology Information System (DITIS) data isrequired do not delete DID paragraph 2.2.d. In instances where ADL is not selected, suggest deletion of DID paragraphs 2.3.12 and2.4.4.e.5.1.4.4 Specification tailoring for the instructional media design package. MIL-PRF-29612,Performance Specification, Training Data Products, paragraph 4.3.4, contains the verification37