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NAVY SCHOOL MANAGEMENT MANUAL

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Provide recommendations in the area of plans,<br />

policies, methods, or innovations that will improve<br />

the efficiency and effectiveness of training.<br />

Serve as LC liaison for courses utilizing commercially<br />

provided curriculum.<br />

2.1.6. Curriculum Development/Management Experts are required<br />

to manage curriculum development functions. This includes areas<br />

such as infusion of technology into the curriculum, the quality<br />

of curriculum, both in-house and contractor developed, timely<br />

delivery of the curriculum, oversight of the curriculum<br />

maintenance, and IS training requirements. Specific duties<br />

include:<br />

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Apply prescribed curriculum, instruction, and evaluation<br />

procedures to ensure quality training.<br />

Develop new curricula and perform training materials<br />

modifications to existing curricula.<br />

Involve participating activities/LSs in all phases of<br />

curriculum development. LCs will resolve all differences<br />

that may arise between the CCMM and the participating<br />

activity.<br />

Ensure NETC, CCA, and participating activities/LSs are<br />

informed of developments that affect projected goals and<br />

milestones.<br />

Distribute a master copy of all training materials.<br />

Training materials include design documents (curriculum<br />

outline or the equivalent), lesson plans, trainee guides,<br />

tests, and instructional media materials. The use of<br />

electronic media for distribution of training materials is<br />

recommended.<br />

Conduct course observation.<br />

Initiate changes to CeTARS.<br />

Maintain a master copy of training materials ensuring that<br />

a duplicate is maintained in a separate location in the<br />

event that the master copy is lost due to a disaster.<br />

Master copies and duplicate copies may be maintained and<br />

stored on electronic media.<br />

NOTE: For multi-sited courses, master copies of training<br />

materials maintained at other sites fulfill the<br />

requirement for a duplicate set of training<br />

materials.<br />

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Originate training materials modifications as required.<br />

Incorporate into the curriculum training materials<br />

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NAVEDTRA 135C

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