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AIM FRB Briefing NAVMED MPT&E

This briefing provides an overview of the current status and future directions of the AIM (Advanced Instructional Methods) system as utilized within NAVMED's instructional framework. Discussed topics include the JDTA data process and projects, electronic classroom and ILT delivery methods, and innovative practices for traditional AIM usage. Shawn Riley, an Instructional Systems Specialist, shares insights on the challenges and opportunities for improving instructional delivery and assessment tools as well as plans for leveraging AIM II training across sites while addressing user skill gaps.

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AIM FRB Briefing NAVMED MPT&E

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  1. AIM FRB BriefingNAVMED MPT&E Shawn Riley Instructional Systems Specialist NAVMED MPT&E Shawn.riley@med.navy.mil

  2. Discussion Points • JDTA data process and projects • Electronic classroom, ILT delivery, & Assessments • Innovations on traditional AIM usage • AIM Expertise • Other comments

  3. JDTA/NJA Data and Process • Currently refreshing all NEC JDTA using legacy Excel data mapping • Familiarity with process through GAT only • POC for JDTA HMCS Santee/LCDR Holmes

  4. Electronic Classroom, ILT Delivery, & Assessments • Very limited Electronic Classroom use at this time • Site dependent use of Survey Solutions, Questionmark, and Blackboard for Surveys and Assessments. Future BRAC site leaning towards Blackboard

  5. Innovations on Traditional AIM Usage • AIM currently primarily used for rapid documentation development to support ACE requirements

  6. AIM Expertise • Initial AIM-II training completed for all sites • Expertise levels varies from site to site, help desk / training support provided by Shawn Riley as skill levels and software use expands

  7. Other Comments

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