Mary-Louise Hoffman
Cubic Corp. has received a multiyear $4.25 million task order to help the U.S. Army develop instructional strategies and game-based learning tools for military personnel.
The company will work with the Army’s Maneuver Center of Excellence at Fort Benning, Georgia to integrate military doctrine into interactive training materials, Cubic said Thursday.
“Numerous studies have shown the use of simulated immersive environments increase learner engagement,” Bill Rebarick, general manager of Cubic’s advanced learning solutions business.
Rebarick added the company plans to employ modern technologies to create a real-time strategic training for future soldiers and military leaders.
The contract will develop Army courseware in support of the branch’s Doctrine 2015 program.
