The Center for Youth Development at the University of Minnesota offers a range of professional development programs including several asynchronous courses. One of these needs to be rebuilt and we are looking for a contractor to do it in Storyline. See the attached RFP and contact Eric Vogel at vogel007@umn.edu if interested.
What a great RFP! It makes our job a lot easier when we're presented with clearly defined requirements and vision, so congrats on that. You will definitely hear from me shortly.
One addition to the above note...we need a U.S. based contractor as we are not set up at this time to handle international work. Sorry for the confusion.
One addition to the above note...we need a U.S. based contractor as we are not set up at this time to handle international work. Sorry for the confusion.
Hi Eric, I'm curious to know what you need to set up to handle international work?
I just wanted to say that I have looked at a lot of RFP's and always find ambiguity in them that is annoying and sometimes startling for an organization actually trying to accomplish something. Yours looks great and actually gives the sense that you guys really REALLY want to make something quality to achieve your goals.
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Hi Eric,
What a great RFP! It makes our job a lot easier when we're presented with clearly defined requirements and vision, so congrats on that. You will definitely hear from me shortly.
Cheers,
Alex
Wish every opportunity could be as well defined as this! Fantastic job Eric, I won't be bidding for this but best of luck securing someone.
Hi Eric,
I echo Alexandros' sentiments. Looks like a great project. Artisan E-Learning will be sending a response.
All the best,
Nick
One addition to the above note...we need a U.S. based contractor as we are not set up at this time to handle international work. Sorry for the confusion.
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HI Eric,
Wanted to commend you on the quality of the RFP provided. I just sent an email to view the existing modules and will provide a proposal.
Thank you
Ranenia
Hi Eric,
I'm coming into this conversation and little late, but would love to see the course and respond to the RFP. I just have a few quick questions:
Good work on the RFP!
Eric,
I just wanted to say that I have looked at a lot of RFP's and always find ambiguity in them that is annoying and sometimes startling for an organization actually trying to accomplish something. Yours looks great and actually gives the sense that you guys really REALLY want to make something quality to achieve your goals.
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