E-learning series: Effective participation in Codex work
The course series “Effective participation in Codex work” is designed to improve understanding and awareness of Codex Alimentarius and develop sustainable national capacities to engage in and benefit from Codex work.
The course series consists of the following four courses:
My role as Graphic Designer supported the PSP e-learning team in the implementation the graphic design of the whole series consisting of 4 courses.
FAO standards were followed, in close collaboration with the Instructional Designers - to enhance the understanding of the concepts presented in the lectures, adapting it to the target audience (from technical, professional and cultural perspectives).
FAO standards were followed, in close collaboration with the Instructional Designers - to enhance the understanding of the concepts presented in the lectures, adapting it to the target audience (from technical, professional and cultural perspectives).
I designed and created the visual elements (photos, cartoon characters, infographics, illustrations, etc.), created the color palette.
Used functional and clear templates that could convey the product message without interfering with it.
Created and programmed the exercises and animations that enhance the learning level of the lesson.
Used functional and clear templates that could convey the product message without interfering with it.
Created and programmed the exercises and animations that enhance the learning level of the lesson.
Course 1: Introduction to Codex
https://elearning.fao.org/course/view.php?id=800
https://elearning.fao.org/course/view.php?id=800
The second course guide the learner on how to establish a national Codex programme and make it function well. It further explain on how to engage effectively in Codex at international level.
https://elearning.fao.org/course/view.php?id=864
The third course provides information on the scientific basis and the application of risk analysis in Codex and explains how FAO/WHO scientific advice is used in the development of Codex standards. It also describes the interactions between FAO/WHO expert bodies and relevant Codex Committees and explains why and how countries can contribute to the provision of scientific advice.
https://elearning.fao.org/course/view.php?id=943
The fourth course gives an overview of the FAO/WHO Coordinating Committees, and describes the roles, functions and responsibilities of Coordinators (often referred to as “regional coordinators”) and Members of the region. It will be particularly useful to policy-makers and national officials involved in food control and Codex work.
https://elearning.fao.org/course/view.php?id=937
Supervisors: Cristina Petracchi, FAO, Dirk Schulz, FAO
Instructional designer: Fabiola Franco, FAO
Graphic designer: Claudia Illuzzi, FAO
Quality control and development coordination: Peter Bruggeling, FAO
