eLearning Course Localization

We worked with the client to build bite-sized microlearning modules for their restaurant staff. Over the course of the partnership, we built 20+ microlearning courses of 10 minutes or less that could be consumed within the flow of work.

The client chose Learning Everest because they were looking for high-quality services at a competitive price with a quick turnaround time. Additionally, our experience with other clients from the food and beverage industry and microlearning design and development made us an even more apt choice.

Being in the food and beverage industry, food quality, hygiene, and the quality of delivery and customer services were of utmost importance to attract and retain customers and stay out of regulatory trouble.

Thus, each process essential to the functioning of an outlet needed to be performed appropriately. Errors on the part of one unit could easily lead to a domino effect and impact the quality of products and services their consumers received.

However, food service outlets are usually fast-paced environments where the entire crew needs to work in collaboration round the clock. Thus, the client wished for a quick and flexible training solution and opted for microlearning.

First, all the processes involved in receiving, preparing, serving/delivering orders, and ensuring food safety and hygiene were delineated and broken down into clear steps.

Each process was turned into a short and engaging microlearning module that learners would be able to quickly learn from and retain the information.

The maximum duration of these courses was 10 minutes to ensure learning in the flow of work instead of learning that disrupts the flow of work. Each course also had a responsive design, which meant that learners could attend them on their phones, as well.

The content was simple but multimodal and interactive learning strategies were vital to ensure learner engagement and a positive learning experience. We used a mixture of pictures, videos, dynamic text, tabs, checklists, and click-and-reveal interactions to facilitate this.