Distance Learning - Introduction

Introduction

The Distance Learning Component offers self-paced
e-learning, developed by international experts to support capacity building and on-the-job Training and Workshops at national and local food security information systems and networks.

			Curious? See the sample lesson "What is Food Security?".

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What courses are available?

- Food Security Information Systems and Networks
- Reporting Food Security Information
- Availability Assessment and Analysis
- Baseline Food Security Assessments
- Food Security Concepts and Frameworks
- Collaboration and Advocacy Techniques
- Livelihoods Assessment and Analysis
- Nutritional Status Assessment and Analysis
- Food Security Policies - Formulation and Implementation
- Targeting
- Vulnerability Assessment and Analysis

> More details and future offerings

How do I take a course?

	1.	Register
	2.	Log in using the "LOG IN" section on the right hand side.
	3.	Select course using the "Select New Course" button. The selected course will open automatically.

More information about the Distance Learning Programme

Target Audience

1) Mid-level managers, technical staff, field personnel who are involved in the collection, management, analysis, and reporting of food security information.

2) Planners, policy formulators and programme managers who are involved in monitoring progress in poverty reduction, and meeting food security goals and targets.


Methodology

Courses are mainly designed for self-paced learning, with no personal instruction. They use the latest instructional methods in e-learning such as:

• Personal Learning Paths
• Storytelling
• Illustrative Case Studies
• Learner Tracking
• Interactive Tests and Exercises with Reinforcement Feedback

Additional resources include links to online resources, recommended reading, self-study tutorials, checklists, practical guidelines, software and manuals.