Training the Force – The Army Learning Management System
Rachel Christie, Product Manager Army Training Information System
The Army Learning Management System (ALMS) is the Army-approved, centrally-managed
and funded system for training management. ALMS, which is part of the Product Manager Army
Training Information System (PdM ATIS) portfolio at PEO EIS, is one of the largest training
systems in the world with over one million active accounts. The system streamlines, consolidates
and provides overall direction to the Army's training processes.
ALMS can manage a learner’s training activities from initial entry to military service, and
continues throughout the user’s career. ALMS provides course and training resource
management, scheduling and registration functions, courseware distribution, delivery and
storage, learning collaboration and permanent recordkeeping of training activities and results.
Overview of ALMS in Learner View, the main homepage of the system
Other functions in ALMS include:
• Army Virtual Assistant chatbots, which provide initial help to the learner
• Capabilities for resident and non-resident training events
• Posting of official training records to the Army Training Requirements and Resource
System via interface
• Soldier and civilian military occupational specialties/career field progress monitoring to
the skill (task) level
• Enforcement of expiring certifications
