The ongoing Regional ADL Initiative (RADLI) fosters the expansion of eLearning capabilities in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, and Slovenia through professional networking, standards, technical skills, and collaborative innovation.
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The NATO Partnership for Peace Consortium (PfPC) ADL Working Group organized and conducted a two-day workshop in Skopje, North Macedonia to examine the unique lessons learned from Ukraine on training in war, particularly the effective use of distributed learning. The workshop was an initial step in the process of updating our approaches to security cooperation and training on both the national and Alliance levels.
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We played a multifaceted role in VIKING 22, building on our work to advance the integration of Advanced Distributed Learning (ADL) into multinational military training exercises. We developed and deployed nine ADL courses directly targeting the training objectives, including tailored modules that introduced participants to the exercise scenario. We also designed, built, and hosted a customized VIKING eLearning website, which included wiki pages presenting the full scenario in a user-friendly form, as well as the suite of ADL courses.
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