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The Department of Defense (DoD) established the
ADL Co-Laboratory (ADL Co-Lab) Hub in 1999 at the Institute
for Defense Analyses (IDA) to foster the collaborative
research, development and assessment of the common tools, standards, content and
guidelines for the ADL Initiative. Since then three additional
ADL Co-Labs (Academic, Joint and Workforce); two ADL Partnership
Labs (U.K. and Canada) and two ADL Centers (ADL Technology Center and
the ADL Job Performance Technology Center) have been created to form the
ADL Co-Lab Network.
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The ADL Co-Lab Hub is ADL's central organization for guiding, coordinating
and integrating the operations of the ADL Co-Lab Network and operates under the
direction of the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD).
Located just outside Washington, DC, the ADL Co-Lab Hub serves as
a clearinghouse across organizational boundaries to coordinate and lead the systematic
development and refinement of the future learning environment. The ADL Co-Lab Hub operates
to stimulate development of technologies that enhance learning and performance across
the DoD and other Federal agencies.
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