On the CD, you will find three introductory modules and five focus areas. The three introductory modules, which are like watching a movie on your computer, include a basic introduction, a history of the Corps, and an overview of missions and vision. People will work CorpsPath a chunk at a time. Generally, they will complete a module, then gather with their work groups for follow-on discussions. While the total time to do CorpsPath will take about 25 hours, that time will be spread out over weeks and months.
People have up to two years to complete the total program.
Commanders will provide some direction in implementing the program, and workgroups should decide on a general schedule for completion, including when to do their follow-on discussions. A favorite feature for Liebes is the built-in notepad, where people can record issues they would like to discuss later in their workgroups. Ultimately, these discussions should support cooperation and teamwork, as well as a broader understanding of the Corps. CorpsPath will be successful, Liebes said, if people gain a greater awareness of the entire organization and their place in it. But success will require commitment on many levels.