In August 1997 Knight, Moore— Telematics for Education and Development, operating as a division of Communications Development Incorporated (CDI), won a contract to prepare a detailed project proposal and budget for the IMF Institute, the external training arm of the International Monetary Fund.

The objective of the project was to advise the IMF on proper use of technology for training purposes; organization of distance learning courses; conversion of existing training material to make it suitable for distance learning, and technical implementation of a distance learning project, including a budget.

The work was accomplished in three stages, beginning on 15 August 1997, with a final report being delivered in December 1997. 

Michael G. Moore  led a project team which included Peter T. Knight (Macroeconomic and Technology Advisor), Bruce Ross-Larson of CDI (Editor and Writer), Andrea M. Hodson, CDI (Project Manager), and Frederick G. Lockwood (Instructional Designer and Developer) of British Open University.

A second phase study for a Financial Programming course was delivered in April 1998 by Moore, Knight, and Hodson operating through CDI. Subsequently Moore worked with an IMF project team and external contractors to prepare the course which is being delivered for the first time during the winter of 2000.

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