Professional Military Development

[logisticus]

Do you need to complete a PMD course on DLP before attending JMLC?DT_Xtremez_17:

 

[Vee2]

Do you need to complete a PMD course on DLP before attending JMLC?DT_Xtremez_17:

JMLC JIs should tell you every single thing they require of you prior to the course, because if they don't tell you they can't slate you for not having done it.

 

[HotspurIDO]

Be sure to complete it all AND take part in the on-line discussion bits. You don't want to be RTU'd on day 1, they HAVE done that.

 

[Casual Hero]

the instructors can also tell how long you spent on the learning packages on line so if you simply go to the exam bit and pass it - you can still get RTU'd as you havent completed the learning package - simply passing the multiple guess exam isnt sufficientthey have done that before too

 

[MrMasher]

the instructors can also tell how long you spent on the learning packages on line so if you simply go to the exam bit and pass it - you can still get RTU'd as you havent completed the learning package - simply passing the multiple guess exam isnt sufficientthey have done that before too

It depends on the access rights of the DI's.
Not all of them can access that amount of detail.

 

[Kenbophaw]

Yip def make sure you look at all the online package and pass the exam. 2 guys on my course a couple of months ago got RTU'd for it.

 

[unruly1986]

Just got back from Halton - make sure you do all the DLP work, forums etc.

 

[HotspurIDO]

It depends on the access rights of the DI's.
Not all of them can access that amount of detail.

Some geek works it all out and passes a spreadsheet to the course staff.

 

[MrMasher]

Some geek works it all out and passes a spreadsheet to the course staff.

Doesn't that just say that you "accessed" a page and not how long you spent on it?

 

[Barch]

Doesn't that just say that you "accessed" a page and not how long you spent on it?

If the Learning Management System (LMS) is anything like the ones we use it will track the students login/logout times, page access time and time spent on page.