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Alaska Army National Guard

Distributed Learning Program

The Alaska Army National Guard Distributed Learning Program leads the way in creating and utilizing models to leverage the latest emerging technologies to distribute learning across an array of portable devices depending on the needs of the individual user. The Alaska program features classrooms at Joint Elmendorf-Richardson Base in Anchorage, Alcantra Readiness Center in Wasilla, the Juneau Armory, the Fairbanks Armory, and the Bethel Armory.


One Program. Multiple ways to support your mission.

Classroom Reservations

  • Required online training

  • Record updates and forms

  • Briefings and presentations

  • Teams-based group training

  • NCOPD / OPD

  • Admin readiness events

Mobile Laptop Classrooms

  • 3 mobile classroom kits available

  • 10 laptops per Pelican case

  • Bring the computer lab to your unit

  • Great for drill weekends, annual training, training events, and alternate locations

Equipment Checkout

  • 3 projectors available

  • 3 overhead document cameras available

  • Ideal for classes, briefings, document display, and presentations

Short-Term Computer Loan Program

  • Temporary laptop or desktop support

  • Soldiers on orders

  • Full-time staff waiting on assigned equipment

  • Short-term mission or admin needs

Who can use DLP?

Alaska National Guard units, soldiers, and full-time staff. Other approved users may be supported on a case-by-case basis depending on facility access, scheduling, and on-site support availability.

Need support?

Request a classroom, laptop kit, equipment checkout, or short-term computer loan.

Make a reservation

Contact

Distributed Learning Program Manager

Cory Jones