There’s so much to consider when choosing a software system for public safety training. Avoid being overwhelmed by options—take advantage of the practical advice presented in this guide.
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Major software changes are rarely easy, but public safety organizations may have more to contend with when attempting to transition to a new system. By being aware of and preparing for these challenges, you can reduce frustrations and roadblocks.
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The overwhelming number of software solutions for training, learning, and management can make it difficult for public safety organizations to find the right digital tools. See this infographic for the key reasons why public safety organizations require specialized, industry-specific systems.
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Connect virtually with public safety leaders at this free three-day event. Gain actionable takeaways for improving your agency’s readiness, and explore topics such as standardization, security, and wellness.
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How does the LMS you’re evaluating stack up? Use this checklist to help determine if a particular LMS is up to the job of supporting your public safety organization.
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Public safety training occurs everywhere—in the classroom, online, and in the field. The modern distributed training environment demands a system that can support students and instructors wherever they may be.
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The software supply chain remains a major security risk for public safety systems. Vulnerabilities in your third-party vendor software, or even in their external vendor code, may expose your organization to compromise.
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What is good enough for general eLearning isn’t up to the demands of public safety or other government agencies. The strengths provided by a open-source training software are rarely the ones public service organizations need when they choose solutions that rank among the most important they will ever buy. Here’s why you should avoid them.
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Public safety employees must have a broad range of training and education before they can be considered ready for their chosen professions. Organizations looking to increase readiness need a system that will comprehensively measure training, education, and performance while avoiding information silos.
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Listen to Amy Morgan, mental health professional and director of Academy Hour, identify possible signs of suicidal thoughts, and provide practical tools for the process of intervening when someone plans to die by suicide.
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