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Reimbursement rates for military personnel and civilian employees of foreign governments are
established according to guidance published in AR 12-15, Joint Security Assistance Training, and
in corresponding service regulations. Separate rates apply to students in a foreign military sales
training or international military education and training status. These rates are revised periodically
and are published by the Defense Security Cooperation Agency in foreign military sales and
military assistance program articles and services lists.
MODES OF INSTRUCTION
RESIDENT. Resident classes are taught on the ALU campus at Fort Lee, Virginia (ATRRS
school code 907, 907b, 907c, 601) and at CPCE’s site at the University of Huntsville, AL (school
code 907A).
ONSITE. Onsite classes are taught off campus by the ALU faculty. These courses are normally
identical in content to resident courses. The objective of onsite training is to meet the educational
needs of DOD personnel and agencies in the most economical and effective manner possible.
Onsite classes are requested through the annual TACITS survey and are scheduled and
approved concurrently with the resident training program. Classes not projected in the TACITS
survey or SMDR must be identified in an ATRRS TRAP in order to obtain quotas.
DISTRIBUTED LEARNING (dL). Distributed learning provides training to a geographically
dispersed audience simultaneously. Several methods of instruction may be used to present the
training, including Blackboard, instructor-led, and self-paced instructor-facilitated instruction.
Classroom XXI setups provide networked computers that support transmission from remote sites
and computer servers to provide high-speed gateways from the classroom to Army intranets and
the Internet. For more information, see the Programs section of this catalog or Appendix F for a
listing of the Blackboard courses.
ACCREDITED OFF-CAMPUS INSTRUCTION (AOCI)/CERTIFIED PROGRAM. AOCI classes
are conducted by local instructors who have been certified by ALU to teach off campus using ALU
instructional materials, methods, and policies. For more information, see the Programs section of
this catalog.
BLACKBOARD (Bb). ALU has courses taught on Blackboard (online). See Appendix F for a
complete listing of Blackboard courses. Students register through ATRRS, then the course
director will contact student (through the email address provided to ATRRS) with instructions for
accessing Bb. For more information, refer to the course in this catalog.
CLASSROOM XXI (CRXXI). There are several CRXXIs located throughout ALU which provide a
DL delivery platform and an environment for collaborative training development, management,
and training. This form of classroom transforms current institutional classrooms into world class
learning environments by providing a data/video projection system with audio for display of
instructor-led computer training and video teletraining (VTT). This capability has two-way
video/audio and allows instructor and student access to the internet for worldwide sources of
information.
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