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18 April 2023 APPENDIX E: RRL AT and AW Ratings Content Conversion Content Delivery Modes
This list provides general information about, but is not intended to limit, restrict, or otherwise constrain the level of complexity of the delivery modes. See both Appendix C (Terms and Definitions) and Appendix H (Media Characteristics) for a complete description of content delivery modes and levels of complexity.
| Strategy |
| Description |
| Instructor Facilitated Interactive Training (IFIT) |
| Provides individualized attention, feedback, and remediation |
Presented by an instructor in live or virtual settings Includes labs (i.e., equipment-based or virtualized simulations) Established at fleet concentration centers, LCs, or other locations Actual equipment may be developed, replicated, stimulated, or simulated within TTE environment
| Self-Directed Interactive Training (SDIT) |
| Reference or short episodic training |
Delivered via distributed systems such as Navy eLearning or mobile applications May be a part-task training app on a mobile device or an adaptive simulation on a virtual desktop
| Performance Support (PS) |
| A resource available to Sailors in their work environment that provides guidance or support |
May take the form of basic checklists, tables (arrays), annotated diagrams, interactive media providing additional reference to procedures, or how-to videos accessible and useful content at the time of need Tailored directly to the activity being supported Ideally embedded in the work systems the Sailor is using Ranges from simple to complex Multiple media components (i.e., tables, checklists) may be used to provide performance support for a single Learning Objective (LO)
| Structured On The Job Training (SOJT) |
| A cornerstone of Navy Fleet training culture |
Provides standardized and mission-specific guidance and practice facilitated by experienced Sailors Minimally structured content used for training and qualifying Sailors Sailor not removed from the work environment Actual equipment is used with materials for trainee and mentor
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