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Tabletop Exercise Design
The main thing to remember about objectives is that they must be clear, concise, and focused on participant performance. They should contain:
In other words, an objective should state who should do what under what conditions according to what standards.
“VTT will allow us the ability, as part of an instructional capability, to test and validate all of our respective plans through a realistic tabletop scenario and gain invaluable lessons in terms of validation of SOGs, strengths and weaknesses’, lessons learned and best practices.”
“VTT will be a big help in Education and training to keep interest of all.”
“I’ve said I believe the VTT for lack of a better term, is a better mouse trap!”
“I had always dreamed of a tool like this!” “Just what we have been looking for!”
“I believe that working with VTT is a win-win for everyone, especially the client and the responders preparedness to protect the public.”
“Works for both tactical and strategic!”
“VTT is so simple, yet so complex.”
“Super useful, we use it for planning and AARs. Any time we talk about an incident, really.”
“The Possibilities are Endless.”
“It’s the easiest way we’ve ever found for visualizing an incident.”
“Everything we need to conduct a tabletop exercise in one program.”
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Our Virtual Table Top – VTT™ revolutionizes the tabletop exercise, giving you the power to visualize scenarios, injects, and participant responses quickly and effectively. Includes 100s of custom objects for visualizing emergency scenarios and fully localized situations. Airport, Chemical/Biological Attack, Earthquake, Fire, HAZMAT, Arson/Sabotage, Flooding, Pipeline Explosion, Hurricane, Pandemic, Active Shooter, Tornado/Wind shear, Train Derailment/wreck, Hostage/Intruder, Major Event Planning, After Action Reviews and more.
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MediaTech, a Centerville, Iowa firm, announces award from the Iowa Department of Education for the procurement of School Meal Programs Reference Library and Web-based Tutorial Development Project, RFP #ED-MH079-01. The contract is expected to extend until at least late 2014.
At this time, Iowa does not have a comprehensive web-based resource for School Food Service personnel to access for guidance regarding the operation of a USDA School Meal Program. New Food Service Directors/Managers must navigate through several websites, manuals, and memoranda, all of which are not available in one central location. Currently, the Department offers a number of on-site and webinar training workshops around the state of Iowa to train new staff, update existing staff, and release guidance regarding new USDA School Meal Program regulations. These training opportunities are often not available on demand, and may only occur one time per school year. The comprehensive web-based reference library will provide a reliable resource, accessible at any time. In an effort to improve efficiency and efficacy of trainings, the Department seeks to develop web-based instructional tutorials. These tutorials will provide enhanced learning experiences, expanding upon reference library information. Additionally, the SA will have the ability to test comprehension and monitor completion as requirements for new Food Service Directors/Managers or as a component of Corrective Action.
See original RFP here
