Empowering Aquaculture Education: A Course About Courses
Launching this fall is a course about courses. That sounds a little complicated, but it really isn’t. We are giving attendees a chance to see how we create courses so they can create their own.
The Challenge in Aquaculture Training
The aquaculture industry faces a unique educational challenge. From sustainable fish farming techniques to biosecurity protocols, the knowledge required in modern aquaculture is vast and constantly evolving. Many aquaculture professionals find themselves needing to train others but lack the educational design skills to create effective learning experiences.
Farm managers need to onboard new workers, veterinarians must educate farmers about health protocols, and sustainability coordinators require tools to communicate best practices across multiple sites. Traditional training methods often fall short of addressing these diverse needs.
A Smarter Approach to Course Creation
“A Course About Courses” addresses these challenges by teaching you to create training that your teams will actually want to complete. Gone are the days of long and dreary courses where learners plow through books on end.
You’ll learn to design training using the “pellet sized learning” model—breaking broad topics down into bite-sized videos with randomized questions after each one, just like how we feed fish for optimal growth and retention. The pellet sized learning model is, in all honesty, the most flexible approach out there. The learning benefits are obvious, but it also enables you to tailor courses to your company’s specific needs.
