E-learning Case Study
United Nations Builds Capacity with Engaging eLearning on the BRS (Basel, Rotterdam, and Stockholm Conventions)
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The United Nations (UN) partnered with Kyteway to develop engaging and comprehensive eLearning modules on the BRS – the Basel, Rotterdam, and Stockholm Conventions. This collaboration aims to empower learners with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively understand and implement these crucial environmental agreements.
The Challenge: Empowering Learners Through Effective eLearning on the BRS Conventions
UN sought to create a dynamic and impactful learning experience that would resonate with a diverse global audience interested in the Basel, Rotterdam, and Stockholm Conventions. The challenge was to translate complex concepts related to these conventions into accessible and engaging eLearning modules.
Comprehensive Learning
Developing a complete eLearning curriculum covering all key aspects of the BRS - the Basel, Rotterdam, and Stockholm Conventions.
Engaging Content
Creating interactive and engaging modules that would motivate learners and facilitate knowledge retention on these complex topics.
Global Accessibility
Ensuring the modules are accessible to a diverse audience with varying levels of familiarity with the BRS Conventions.
Why UN Chose Kyteway?
UN selected Kyteway for our expertise in developing engaging and effective eLearning solutions, as well as our deep understanding of instructional design principles. Our proven ability to translate complex information, particularly related to international agreements, into accessible and interactive learning experiences made us the ideal partner for this crucial project.
Kyteway's Solution: Building Capacity Through eLearning on the BRS Conventions
Kyteway collaborated closely with UN to develop a series of eLearning modules that met their specific needs:
Curriculum Development
We worked with UN to design a comprehensive curriculum that covers all key aspects of the BRS – the Basel, Rotterdam, and Stockholm Conventions.
Interactive Module Design
We created engaging and interactive modules that incorporate a variety of learning activities, including simulations, quizzes, and case studies focused on the conventions.
Accessibility Considerations
We ensured the modules are accessible to a diverse audience, taking into account different learning styles and levels of prior knowledge about the BRS Conventions.
Kyteway Developed eLearning Modules for UN on the BRS (Basel, Rotterdam, and Stockholm Conventions) that Included:
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United Nations, Training Manager
Why This Worked ( Empowering Learners, Driving Results in Environmental Stewardship )
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Increased Knowledge: Learners gain a thorough understanding of the BRS – the Basel, Rotterdam, and Stockholm Conventions – and their practical applications.
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Enhanced Skills: The modules equip learners with the skills they need to effectively understand and contribute to the implementation of these important environmental agreements.
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Improved Capacity: The program strengthens the capacity of individuals and organizations to achieve their environmental goals related to hazardous waste, pesticides, and persistent organic pollutants.
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Global Impact: The accessible and engaging modules extend the reach of the BRS training to a global audience, fostering greater understanding and implementation of the Basel, Rotterdam, and Stockholm Conventions.