When the meat and poultry industry needed to rapidly expand frontline training for Listeria control, Vivayic partnered with Meat Institute to design, build, and deploy a scalable learning program and platform in just four months.
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A few months ago, while on site with a client, we worked to map out a solution architecture for their large learning initiative. As we talked through things, it became evident that a few performance support tools would greatly enrich the overall effectiveness of the curriculum.
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Q: Why does Vivayic use the game-based approach?
SD: The National Pork Board asked us to partner with them on reimagining how youth could be reached with their Youth Pork Quality Assurance Plus (Youth PQA) program. It is the food safety, antibiotic use, and animal well-being awareness and education program for youth pork producers ages 8 to 19.
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