State Responds Q&A NDERFP240216.pdf

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Interactive Training Courses for Microsoft Applications
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NDERFP240216
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Lancaster County, Nebraska

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This is a vendor Q&A document from the Nebraska Department of Education (NDE) regarding RFP NDERFP240216 for interactive training courses for Microsoft Applications. The document clarifies that the requested videos should be approximately 45 minutes in length, will be hosted in the NDE Canvas location, and should incorporate static and limited interactive elements due to grant funding time constraints.

The Q&A establishes that NDE wants to own the videos outright rather than utilize licenses or subscriptions, and the videos cannot be resold. Bidders are permitted to propose their own outlines for video content, which must be submitted to NDE for review and approval. The level of interactivity is specified as static (read, watch, and navigate) and limited interaction (clickable elements, animations, drag and drop), rather than full gamification, due to grant funding limitations.

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State Responds to Vendor Questions for

NDERFP240216

Questions Answer

What is the average length of Videos that you are looking for? 45 minutes

Are you looking for Licenses/Subscriptions for your Student?

Training should be in NDE Canvas location

If not, and you want to “own” the videos – you would not utilize these videos for “resale”, correct?

Yes, we want to "Own" the videos in NDE Canvas location

Will you provide outlines for the Video Titles provided or would we propose outlines and present to you for approval?

Bidder can propose outlines and present to NDE for review/approval

Have you determined the Level of “interactivity” that you want the Videos to have – more of a static (read, watch, and navigate) or Limited Interaction (some clickable, animations, drop & drag, et) or Fully Interaction (gamification, etc)?

With grant fund limited time availability looking for Static & Limited interaction

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