Find training and resources to help you make recreation facilities and programs accessible to people with all levels of ability.
The Museum researches, collects and exhibits the contributions of women to the social, cultural, economic and political life of our nation.
What's the difference between the CLP and DOI Talent? Use this “cheat sheet” to distinguish how they’re different – and how they work together to improve your learning experience.
Competencies correlate with job performance, can be measured against well-accepted performance standards, and can be improved through training
This document supports the Digital Individual Development Plan Pilot sponsored by NER, NCR, and SER and provides examples of Developmental Activities.
This page is designed for National Park Service employees who want to explore funding options for external educational opportunities.
The revised Section 508 Standards & Section 255 Guidelines address many changes to technology that have occurred since 2000. Learn more about these changes!
Espyr is the leading behavioral health company developing innovative solutions for maximizing human and organizational potential. Learn how to access free trainings available to DOI employees.
The Stewardship Atlas gathers stewardship-enriching tools, from the basics of engagement to extraordinary and innovative ideas from parks across the country. Resources that help cultivate engagement with parks. It’s a gathering place for ideas that also offers growing space for all to contribute their success stories and experiences. Since the NPS is vast, it’s difficult to
Looking to add to the CLP? How do you start creating educational CLP materials? Description | Plan | Design | Develop | Maintain The Content Authoring Training Series has been specifically designed for rapid content publishing on the CLP, yet ensures your content is educationally sound. Through the training series, you will learn how to create
Would your work group like to learn more about the Common Learning Portal (CLP)? Well, we've got a tour for that!
FriYAY is a podcast and webinar series that covers a variety of topics spanning practical things like how to stay motivated, ways to expand your creativity, connect with others, and tips to keep you grounded!
The Trainer Toolbox Summary provides training tools and resources that any trainer or presenter can use to create and/or improve their course content.
The Federal Acquisitions Institute offers free online classes for Contracting Officers, Contracting Office Representatives, and Project Managers
The purpose of Director's Order #7 is to provide direction for implementing the NPS VIP program locally, regionally and nationally and with partners.
This is the archive page for the FriYAY Podcast series from 2020. To check out recent episodes, visit The FriYAY Series page. To check out episodes from 2021, visit the 2021 FriYAY Podcast Archive page. Archived Episodes 2020: Episodes 1 – 22 Episode 1: Home Office Tips for Everyone with Jill Fleming Jill Fleming, Owner
This is the archive page for the FriYAY Podcast series from 2021.
The Standard Operating Procedures for Creating Accessible Audio/Visual Media assist NPS personnel in complying with the ICT Standards and Guidelines.
A resource book for people looking to be mentored and to prepare for a mentor relationship. A menttee recieves the benefit of mentoring.
Learn how the NPS is using DOJ regulations on service animals to develop policies for visitors with disabilities and how to comply.
Instructions for content teams who are creating or editing News Articles on the Common Learning Portal (CLP) website
CLP Learning Activities are informal educational resources to help learners engage with interactive information right on the CLP. Use this guide to learn how to create and publish them.
This resource provides guidance and outlines the processes content contributors must follow if they want to share media content on the CLP.
Use these resources to help carry the lessons covered in the Civil Treatment for Leaders course into your workplace and put what you learned into practice.
Visitor Center Futures is a workgroup whose members explore opportunities to reimagine visitor centers and challenge our assumptions to better meet visitor needs.