Army Reserve Knowledge Portal

Instant current information is critical for readiness. Army Reserve readiness is the key element in remaining RELEVANT in the Army war fighting doctrine. Readiness affects Soldiers, their Families, and our Civilian workforce. Soldier readiness is vital. That’s a given. Families must also be ready to take on the singular mission of family well-being while the Soldier is mobilized. The Army Reserve Civilian work force is missioned to support the Soldier’s readiness. This philosophy of reserve Soldier/Family/Civilian readiness is the backbone of the Army Reserve Knowledge Portal (ARKP), enabling focus on all aspects of the Army Reserve mission. The ARKP will remain VIGILANT in providing CURRENT, ACCURATE, STANDARDIZED training in the most INNOVATIVE manner required by our force.

The ARKP is designed to point access to the particular knowledge sought. Currently, the ARKP contains these knowledge areas – Army Reserve University–Readiness (AR U-Readi), Army Warrior Task Training, Common Military Training (CMT), Knowledge Management (KM), and Families Matter.

Army Reserve University–Readiness (AR U-Readi)
AR U-Readi offers electronic distribution of functional course training. A vital benefit of Distance Learning (DL) training is that the student has "reach back" capability to the lesson information, i.e., appropriate regulations, Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) relevant to the course of training, etc.

Army Warrior Task Training
Army Warrior Task Training’s primary focus is converting as much of the PreMob task training to a DL modality so the Soldier can train on those tasks at the most opportune time during the month. Battle assemblies can be used for collective training tasks. A tracking mechanism engineered into the knowledge portal affords tracking of individual progress and the reporting of that progress to his unit of assignment. Using the Individual Training and Readiness System (ITRS), a well established training management tool, and combining its capabilities with First Army’s Toolbox mobilization preparedness program, the Major Subordinate Command (MSC) commander and staff can get a weekly status of training progress for the unit and develop battle assembly training plans accordingly. This system requires nothing from the unit personnel. Once a Soldier logs into the portal, using their Army Knowledge Online (AKO) login, their training data is automatically available to ITRS where it is tracked by Unit Identification Code (UIC). The UIC is updated weekly and a report is available to the commander.

Common Military Training (CMT)
ARKP CMT provides quality Army Reserve mandatory training anytime, anywhere. The ARKP incorporates principles of "mining" existing Department of Defense (DoD) training and making it universally accessible; completion and participation information is instantly available to the MSC commander. Development and maintenance are enhanced through the use of online courseware development tools and a common courseware repository.

Knowledge Management (KM)
Knowledge Management (KM) is the Army’s strategy to transform itself into a net-centric, knowledge-based force and an integral part of the Army’s transformation to achieve the Future Force. KM will deliver improved information access and sharing while providing "infostructure" capabilities across the Army so that warfighters and business stewards can act quickly and decisively. KM connects people, knowledge, and technologies.

Families Matter
The ARKP is accessible to all Soldiers and their Family members who have an Army Knowledge Online (AKO username and password. The ARKP provides a doorway to a wealth of information on family readiness to Soldiers and Family members 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Families Matter is constantly being improved and updated with additional information to articulate the Army Reserve’s continuing commitment to Soldier and Family readiness.

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Home Families Matter Families Matter Available Courses Common Military Training Common Military Training Available Courses Army Warrior Task Training Army Warrior Task Training Available Courses AR U-Readi AR U-Readi Available Courses Knowledge Management Knowledge Management Available Courses Additional Features Contact Us		News Last updated: October 16th, 2008 AKO hits 1 billionth log-on, continues enhancements Oct 10, 2008 BY Gina Gray and Dana Hinesly WASHINGTON - Last week as Army Knowledge Online had its 1 billionth log-on, staffers were working on improvements such as Wiki and a new mail interface... ...Read Entire Article Receive At Least $100 per Month Towards Child Care Costs! March 12, 2008 Source: AR CYS - Sara Jones Army Reserve families will receive a minimum of $100 per child per month towards their child care costs when they begin participating in the Child & Youth Services child care programs. Apply online www.naccrra.org today, it’s easy!... ...Read Entire Article 99th RSC activation marks new era for Reserve transformation October 14, 2008 BY Jack Gordon FORT DIX, N.J. (Army News Service) -- "Today marks a major milestone in the mission success of realigning the Army Reserve" said Maj. Gen. William Monk III, Sept. 20 during the activation ceremony for the 99th Regional Support Command at Fort Dix... ...Read Entire Article Lt. Organization Celebrates 100 Scholarships October 10th, 2008 Source: American Forces Press Service - By Samantha L. Quigley WASHINGTON, Oct. 9, 2008 – Operation Life Transformed honored six scholarship recipients, including the recipient of the 100th “Caregivers of War Wounded Training Scholarship,” during its “Celebrate 100” reception held here recently. Operation Life Transformed provides education and resources to wounded-warrior caregivers and military spouses through private and corporate entities. Its focus is to enable caregivers and military spouses to create a portable lifestyle... ...Read Entire Article Lt. Gen. Helmly retires after 40 years of service September 19, 2008 By Timothy L. Hale, Army Reserve Public Affairs Altanta, Ga. As the waning days of summer marked the changing of the seasons at Fort McPherson, Ga. it also heralded the beginning of a new phase in the life of the 30th Chief of the Army Reserve, Lt. Gen. James R. Helmly.... ...Read Entire Article Army Reserve Future Force Transformation Information Sheet Source: armyreserve.army.mil Six Imperatives of Army Reserve Transformation... ...Read Entire Article
	Army Reserve Knowledge Portal Instant current information is critical for readiness. Army Reserve readiness is the key element in remaining RELEVANT in the Army war fighting doctrine. Readiness affects Soldiers, their Families, and our Civilian workforce. Soldier readiness is vital. That’s a given. Families must also be ready to take on the singular mission of family well-being while the Soldier is mobilized. The Army Reserve Civilian work force is missioned to support the Soldier’s readiness. This philosophy of reserve Soldier/Family/Civilian readiness is the backbone of the Army Reserve Knowledge Portal (ARKP), enabling focus on all aspects of the Army Reserve mission. The ARKP will remain VIGILANT in providing CURRENT, ACCURATE, STANDARDIZED training in the most INNOVATIVE manner required by our force. The ARKP is designed to point access to the particular knowledge sought. Currently, the ARKP contains these knowledge areas – Army Reserve University–Readiness (AR U-Readi), Army Warrior Task Training, Common Military Training (CMT), Knowledge Management (KM), and Families Matter. Army Reserve University–Readiness (AR U-Readi) AR U-Readi offers electronic distribution of functional course training. A vital benefit of Distance Learning (DL) training is that the student has "reach back" capability to the lesson information, i.e., appropriate regulations, Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) relevant to the course of training, etc. Army Warrior Task Training Army Warrior Task Training’s primary focus is converting as much of the PreMob task training to a DL modality so the Soldier can train on those tasks at the most opportune time during the month. Battle assemblies can be used for collective training tasks. A tracking mechanism engineered into the knowledge portal affords tracking of individual progress and the reporting of that progress to his unit of assignment. Using the Individual Training and Readiness System (ITRS), a well established training management tool, and combining its capabilities with First Army’s Toolbox mobilization preparedness program, the Major Subordinate Command (MSC) commander and staff can get a weekly status of training progress for the unit and develop battle assembly training plans accordingly. This system requires nothing from the unit personnel. Once a Soldier logs into the portal, using their Army Knowledge Online (AKO) login, their training data is automatically available to ITRS where it is tracked by Unit Identification Code (UIC). The UIC is updated weekly and a report is available to the commander. Common Military Training (CMT) ARKP CMT provides quality Army Reserve mandatory training anytime, anywhere. The ARKP incorporates principles of "mining" existing Department of Defense (DoD) training and making it universally accessible; completion and participation information is instantly available to the MSC commander. Development and maintenance are enhanced through the use of online courseware development tools and a common courseware repository. Knowledge Management (KM) Knowledge Management (KM) is the Army’s strategy to transform itself into a net-centric, knowledge-based force and an integral part of the Army’s transformation to achieve the Future Force. KM will deliver improved information access and sharing while providing "infostructure" capabilities across the Army so that warfighters and business stewards can act quickly and decisively. KM connects people, knowledge, and technologies. Families Matter The ARKP is accessible to all Soldiers and their Family members who have an Army Knowledge Online (AKO username and password. The ARKP provides a doorway to a wealth of information on family readiness to Soldiers and Family members 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Families Matter is constantly being improved and updated with additional information to articulate the Army Reserve’s continuing commitment to Soldier and Family readiness.
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