Using Technology To Improve Training Opportunities for Federal Government Employees

1999-01-15Executive Order 13111
Signed by: William J. Clinton
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Headline: Creates Task Force and Expands Technology Training for Federal Employees

What it does: Agencies must adopt technology-based training goals, use recommended software standards, and share training resources across government.

Real World Impact:
  • More online and technology-based training opportunities available to federal employees.
  • Agencies must include measurable training goals and budget resources.
  • New shared databases, a training website, and help desk for agencies.
Topics: government training, learning technology, workforce development, procurement standards, adult education

Summary

This order creates a government-wide task force and advisory committee to expand use of technology in training federal employees. It directs agencies to set training goals, use common software standards, post courses on a shared learning exchange, and provide support such as a training website and help desk.

The goal is to make training more accessible, affordable, and effective so federal workers can keep skills current and improve service to the public.

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