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Food Safety Resources Reviews General Information
Overall Comments On Resource Reviewed: Positive Points of the Reviewed Resource: The video provided good basic information on the make-up of eggs and egg products in addition to food safety issues. This information made the video interesting and provided background for food safety. The supplemental materials are very limited and only includes the quizzes which are in the video. No instructional or student aids are provided. The amount of information being presented does not necessary constitute the need for additional materials. The addition of printed materials may aid in the comprehension of the students. Overall, the video was of appropriate time, twenty (20) minutes. Keeping the video this length was necessary so that the audience did not lose interest. The CD was nice, so that the quizzes could be printed out and the answers were also available. Additional activity suggestions for the instructor to perform with the students, would have helped the learning experience. The simplicity of the materials would most likely ease in the ability for educators to use the materials. Rating:Recommended
PART I
All Materials 1. Content:
Purpose: Yes If not, please explain: The goal and objectives are stated at the beginning of the video and in the supplemental material.
Organization: Yes If not, please give specific examples: Accuracy: Yes If not, please give specific examples:
Consistency with Current Food Code No If not, please give specific examples: The video and supplemental material states that eggs should be cooked to 140 degrees F for 15 seconds. The FDA Food Code states that eggs should be cooked to 145 degrees F for 15 seconds.
Learning Activities, Questions, Projects, or Interactive Learning Tools: If not, pleae give specific examples: Limited supplemental materials. The included CD only contains the quizzes shown in the video. The answers are also included.
Special Interests: Yes If not, please explain:
Scope: Yes Please explain:
The video and CD contains information on the principles and practices of safe handling of eggs and egg products.
Summary: Yes If not, please give specific examples:
Objectivity/Sponsor Bias: Yes2. Diversity:
Positive Role Models: Yes If not, please explain Multi-Cultural Representation: Resource does not include any outright negative stereotypes concerning racial, religious, or ethnic groups. Yes If not, please give specific examples: Instructional Aids: If not needed, please explain: Availability of Aids: If aids do not exist or are not necessary, please explain: If instructor’s guide is not included, is one needed? Please explain:
Instructor Resources: If instructor resources are not included, should they
be included to reinforce the information provided in the curriculum? Please explain:
Student Resources: If student resources are not included, should they be
included to reinforce the information provided in the curriculum? Please explain:
Credits, References, and Resources (including dates, publishers, etc.): If not, please give specific examples: If not, please give specific examples: If not, please give specific examples: If not, please explain: If not, please give specific examples: If not, please give specific examples: Please comment: Please comment: If headings are not provided for each topic area, would they be helpful? Please explain: Part III Audiovisual Resources Only (if applicable) 5. Audiovisual Presentation Format:
Quality: Yes If not, please explain:
Presentation:
If not, please explain: 6. Technical Quality:
Auditory Quality: Yes If not, please explain: Visual Quality:
If not, please explain: Continuity: Yes If not, please explain: Disclaimer: The National Environmental Health Association (NEHA) is a
501 (c)(3) not-for-profit professional society. As such, the sole purpose and
mission of the organization is the educational and scientific advancement of the
environmental health profession. In keeping with this mission, this article is
provided for informational purposes only. It is designed to better inform our
members about topical and relevant food safety resource and training materials
available to the environmental health professional. It in no way represents the
views, opinions or policy statements of the National Environmental Health
Association (NEHA). Any opinions expressed about any food safety resource and
training materials in this column (either expressly or implied) are solely and
completely the responsibility of the author(s)and do not necessarily represent
the views or opinions of the author(s) employer nor the views or opinions of the
National Environmental Health Association (NEHA).
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