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Continuum of eLearning Continuum of eLearning (CoL) is: 1) A Capability — course content; 2) An Approach — Blended Learning / Blended Training; and 3) A Model — a reliable and repeatable system of learning that can be measured and assessed. It structures and implements the JKO objective to fully integrate online training into Combatant Command (CCMD) and Joint Task Force (JTF) collective exercises in a formalized way for a truly blended training process. CoL leverages JKO products and capability to deliver a tailored online Training Support Package aligned to CCMD and JTF training objectives. The key is to integrate the CoL into the whole training process. Individual course content is not only selected and tailored to a given training event, but also an entire set of courses is packaged and targeted for that target audience to be used BEFORE, DURING and AFTER JKO collaborates with the training audience, Observer Trainers (OTs), exercise planners and Combatant Command desk officers on the development of Web-based training courses and scenarios to support the exercise training objectives. JKO also works with exercise planners to establish exercise related COIs to facilitate specific exercise related information sharing. These tailored individual training courses and Small Group Scenario Trainer (SGST) staff exercise scenarios support the overall effort of the Continuum of eLearning (CoL). The CoL offers enduring, integrated training to attain higher order levels of learning, before, during and after the the training event. Trainers would be given a packaged set of courses that support in-residence courses, seminars or pre-event academic sessions. These courses would cover lower level, foundational knowledge, like procedural planning processes such as Joint Operational Planning & Execution System or Joint Operations Planning Process - all prior to in-residence training. The allows instructors to focus on the high-level of learning, like providing case studies that contextualize the joint planning processes and posing probing questions that have no “right” or “wrong” answers but enables the training audience to construct their own meaning that makes sense to them. A critical aspect of CoL design and implementation includes developed metrics and assessments (i.e., pre- and post -tests and downstream surveys) that actually measure that JKO Support for Collective Training Exercises Joint Event Life Cycle (JELC). CoL Web-based courses will offer a test-out option to optimize time in the course for those with requisite knowledge and experience, targeted remediation on only that which is not known or understood, a post-test on what was remediated and a survey to gather assessment data. SGST offers a user-editable, Web-based, collaborative staff training application that can facilitate up to 40 participants geographically displaced. It is designed to fill the gap between individual and collective training by providing constructive, practical experience in an immersive environment, using short-duration vignette-type scenarios. It is particularly 6 knowledge delivered online has transferred; or that the course content itself represents the best tactics, techniques, and procedures from the “science of learning” paradigm. The intent of the CoL is to integrate online learning into the physical training design to create a rich, contextualized holistic learning experience. We envision both trainees and trainers working together to cocreate an authentic learning environment, building meaning, understanding and relevant practices together — all online and all prior to (and in support of) the actual collective training event. We beta tested all three components of the CoL in FY12 in support of SOUTHCOM’s PANAMAX 12 exercise. In FY13 CoL is slated for integration with the TERMINAL FURY 13 and INTEGRATED ADVANCE 13 exercises. suited for training B2C2WGs and Jcode personnel. SGST is essentially a MSEL delivery application that can host a scripted scenario with a built-in exercise clock, real-time communications, and file-sharing capability. A variety of different injects can be delivered on a preprogrammed schedule or manually sent to one or more training audience participants to force action or manage exercise flow. Exercise control is provided by an individual or team from a separate Manager Module within SGST. Because it is completely Web-based, it provides for distributed exercise execution (users can participate from their own workstations) and does not require a separate exercise facility or physical space. Exercises can be created or modified using the Builder Module within SGST. Currently JKO provides SGST on both NIPRNet and SIPRNet portals.
JKO Access and Accounts The JKO Portal provides access to wide-ranging learning resources including Joint Professional Development Seminars, video library, communities of interest and training courses. Joint training courses are administered and tracked by the JKO Learning Content Management System (LCMS). Training course completion records are reported to the Army Training Requirements and Resources System (ATRRS). If you are just browsing JKO courses or you know which courses you need to take, you can access the LCMS directly with your Common Access Card (CAC) or login (instructions for login are on the LCMS) by going to https://jkodirect.jten.mil. First-time students will be asked to complete a short student profile after login. Establish a JKO account using https://jkodirect.jten.mil in your browser and selecting CAC login. Non-CAC users need to follow login and password instructions provided on the page. You will be prompted to create your “User Profile.” Create “User Profile” by completing all required fields (pay close attention to these three fields below): User Name – enter user name of choice. This is one of the unique identifiers we need for your account (the system defaults to a numeric user name if you do not choose). Primary Organization – for reporting reasons it is important your JKO “User Profile” correctly r e f l e c t s y o u r P r i m a r y Organization. “Select Primary Organization,” then click on the black arrow beside the “(JKO) – Joint Knowledge Online” folder to reveal organizations. Expand the appropriate folder by clicking the black arrow beside it and continue expanding the organization structure to lowest level available to select the organization where you work. Once it’s highlighted, select “Select Organization” button at the bottom of the page to record your organization. Email Address – enter the email address you would like all JKO training notifications to be sent. Important Information for AKO / D K O P o r t a l a c c o u n t holders. JKO is moving from our legacy platform on AKO / DKO to our new JKO Portal on the Intelink SharePoint platform. The JKO LCMS is accessible directly by CAC or separate login. JKO Portal Communities of Interest are migrated from the AKO / DKO legacy platform to the new JKO Portal on Intelink. AKO / DKO account holders are strongly encouraged to begin using the new JKO LCMS and Portal before 1 September 2012 to avoid any sudden interruptions in training or training history. If your CAC was previously registered with AKO / DKO and you use your CAC to register with the new JKO LCMS, then your student history, course progress, etc., should transfer to the new system. Login/Password users will have to ask the JKO Help Desk to merge their accounts. Effective 1 July 2012, joint students will no longer be able to apply for accounts via AKO / DKO. JKO Portal Communities of Interest will no longer be a c c e s s i b l e t o n e w students. JKO will cease operations on AKO / DKO on 30 S e p t e m b e r 2 0 1 2 . With the migration to JKO on the Intelink platform, users on a U.S. military network or U.S. government network (.mil/.gov) can automatically access JKO without login. Individuals using 7 a commercial network will be prompted to create a “Remote Access” (RA) account. Details for obtaining an account are p r o v i d e d o n t h e R A page. Please note that you should use official military, government, or company email address when completing the form for an RA account. Account information will be sent to the official email address provided on the form (email a d d r e s s e s s u c h a s Your.Name@gmail.com will be d e n i e d a n a c c o u n t ) . JKO is also transitioning from our legacy JKO “Internet Public” (IP) Portal from the HarmonieWeb platform to a new JKO IP Portal on the All Partners Access Network ( A P A N ) p l a t f o r m a n d reactivating the JKO IP LCMS. Instructions for non-CAC Users Requesting a JKO LCMS Account Please be advised, non-CAC users accessing JKO Direct will NOT have course completions recorded in the Army Training Requirements and Resources System (ATRRS) because the LCMS will not have an EDIPI (unique identifier obtained with CAC login) for the user with which to pass records to ATRRS. Request username / password access U.S. Local, State, or federal Government personnel: Send an email from your .gov email address with the required fields for account request to jkohelpdesk@jten.mil. Reserve / National Guard personnel: Send an email from your .mil email address with the required fields for account request to jkohelpdesk@jten.mil. Alternatively, use a personal email that provides a point of contact at your Reserve or National Guard drill location who can verify your identity. In this case, it is recommended you contact the person you are listing as a reference so the verification request is expected. Verification email to JKO must come from a .mil or .gov account. Contractors: Send an email from your company email address with the required fields for account request to jkohelpdesk@jten.mil. Provide a point of contact at your s u p p o r t e d c o m m a n d o r contracting agency that can verify your identity and need for training hosted by JKO. In this case, it is recommended you contact the person you are listing as a reference so the verification request is expected. Verification email to JKO must come from a .mil or .gov account. Required Fields for Account Request: First Name Middle Initial Last Name Email Address Command/Agency and Office Code Reason for needing a JKO account Branch of service (DOD personnel) Pay Grade (military and government service civilians) Verification POC Name (if required) Verification POC Pay Grade or Position of Authority (if required) Verification POC Phone Number (if required) Verification POC Email Address (if required)
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