W912K623Q0052 QandA 30AUG2023.pdf
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This document contains questions and answers regarding a classroom training opportunity with the Army Writing Course solicitation number W912K623Q0052 from the Department of the Army Maryland Army National Guard. The training will take place over three days in a classroom that can accommodate 30 students using their own laptops, with CAC-enabled computers also available. The classroom has a screen and projector but no viewgraph. New content needs to be developed for the course rather than updating existing materials. Testing and projects can be incorporated into the training schedule without requiring additional out-of-class time for evaluation and feedback.
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W912k6-23-Q-0052 Questions & Answers
23AUG23
1. Is a classroom available with government CAC enabled laptops for 30 students?
Answer- classroom available Answer- - Students will bring own laptops, and CAC computers are available for 30 students
2. Will the classroom have a screen and viewgraph available?
Answer- The classroom will have a screen and projector. no view graph.
3. I'm unsure if the content is developed and requires updating or if new content needs to be developed.
Answer- Content taught needs to be developed.
30AUG23
1. “If there is to be tests and projects within the 3 day training, will there will need to be out of class time for evaluation, feedback to the students:
Answer -No, can incorporate into the training.
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