ADL
WORKING GROUP

Factsheet
Description

The ADL WG is one of two working groups chartered in the PfPC’s founding documents. Its mission is to strengthen defense, military, and security policy education and training through technology-enhanced learning. The ADL WG fosters cooperation and coordination between Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council countries, and it aims to support the transformation of readiness preparation in NATO and Partner defense and academic institutions with interoperable, reliable, resilient eLearning solutions. 

Common eLearning education and training content

The ADL WG strives to expand the availability of electronic education and training materials for NATO and Partner countries. It encourages sharing of eLearning courses between countries, and it invites nations to collaborate in developing new eLearning content with a multinational audience in mind. In addition to training and education directly concerning national defense, the ADL WG emphasizes learning solutions that address related security activities such as peace support operations, combating human trafficking, language training, and security policy education. 

 

Interoperable ADL education and training methods

The ADL WG aids the development of interoperable distributed learning content and training methodology to benefit the widest possible range of NATO and Partner nations. The ADL WG collects and disseminates experiential knowledge, open-source and open-architecture eLearning solutions, and best practices for building modern military education and training systems equal to today’s complex, evolving challenges in support of the accreditation of standards and reference documents. 

RECENT PRODUCTS

Training While We Fight: Lessons from Ukraine’s Use of Distributed Learning in War

Ukraine Military Medical Training and Education Requirements

How AI Supports Military Education Training, Exercises, and Evaluation

Chairpersons
Dr. Aaron Presnall
President, Jefferson Institute
Dr. Stijn Van Laer
Section Head (Distributed Learning), NATO Allied Command Transformation
LTC Michael Nickolaus
ADL Director, Germany Armed Forces Command and Staff College
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Previous News

Oeiras, Portugal - The Partnership for Peace Consortium’s (PfPC) third Advanced Distributed Learning (ADL) workshop of 2024 concluded on September 13 at the NATO Communication and Information Academy in Oeiras, Portugal.

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