The Training Information Management System. Volume 6. User's Manual for the Electronic Clipboard System

Abstract

The purpose of this document is to provide the information and instructions necessary for using the Electronic Clipboard Subsystem (ECS), one of the two major subsystems of the Training Information Management System (TIMS) . The TIMS is a computer-based system that can be used by Army personnel to collect and display training evaluation data during field training exercises, and to generate summary evaluation reports following the training exercises. The TIMS has two major subsystems. The first, called the Electronic Clipboard Subsystem((ECS), is a hand-held electronic field training and performance evaluation aid. The ECS contains and displays performance evaluation checklists and other associated information to allow a training evaluator to record the success or failure of a soldier in meeting the standards of performance for selected tasks. The second subsystem is called the Training Base Station (TBS). The TBS is a computer-based subsystem that maintains multiple checklist databases, transfers data to/form the ECS, and generates printed and displayed summaries of training performance. The TBS is not a field-portable subsystem, but rather resides at a fixed location (e.g., the unit headquarters).

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Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Jul 01, 1986
Accession Number
ADA172217

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