OPM eTraining Service Provider Webinar
Thursday March 13th, 2008
Hosted by Martha Mitchell, OPM Human Resource Line of Business Agency Coordinator
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Learn about the options and choices Federal Agencies have to meet their OMB requirements for Learning Management System and Knowledge Solutions for training, evaluation and tracking.
To achieve these goals, OPM through USALearning identified five Federal Service Providers as approved e-Learning service providers for the Federal Government under the auspices of the e-Training Service Provider Consortium.
Each OPM approved service provider presented their capabilities and their partners to help you determine the best fit for your organization.
- DAU – Defense Acquisition University
- FasTrac – Under the Department of Health and Human Services
- Foreign Service Institute (FSI) – U.S. Department of State
- GoLearn – Under Office of Personnel Management
- National Technical Information Service (NTIS) – Under the Department of Commerce
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USALearning was designed and created to advance America’s workforce. USALearning supports the development of the Federal workforce and advances the accomplishment of agency missions through simplified access to high quality e-Learning products, information and services.
The Human Resources Development Program's Service Provider Consortium delivers e-Learning services to the entire Federal Government under a coordinated Government-wide framework and provides agencies with greater choices for e-Learning solutions. Together, the Service Providers are working to maximize learning technology interoperability, take advantage of economies of scale and eliminate the redundant development of learning systems across the Federal Government.