Talk:Advanced Distributed Learning
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[edit] Revision as of 3rd August, 2006
This revision is written in what to me reads as horrendous corporate speak, using buzzwords and such, and doesn't actually really seem to say what this agency? Policy? Initiative? actually does, or what it is for... I mean, 'utilize', 'tasked', etc. These are used by people to make what they are saying sound more important. And what exactly does 'structured learning' mean? Can we please have a little plain English please! --Neo 21:06, 3 August 2006 (UTC)
-along these same lines, I'm wondering about the relevance of mentioning any one firm in relation to the work done on ADL. Not throwing stones here but if we want a comprehensive, accurate article then we need to list all the companies involved like RHAssociates and IDA or we should probably just not list any. - moehlert/7Sept2006
[edit] RE: Revision as of 3rd August, 2006
Your contributions as well as those of the overall ADL community are welcome. Please make this article better. This is a basic overview of ADL. It may not go in depth and it may sound like a marketing message but it is a beginning. Contribute or don't criticize. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Moehlert (talk • contribs) 7 September 2006.
- It definitely sounds like a marketing message, and it talks mainly about the various departments participating or potentially participating. I get the impression that ADL is a United States Department of Defense standard-setting project for its online training programs. Do we need this article about a DoD project? --SueHay 16:54, 20 March 2007 (UTC)
