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Livestock Improvement Corporation (LIC)

Digital Learning & LMS Partner

Supporting and upskilling the internal team with digital learning technologies.

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Industry

Agriculture & Primary Industries

Focus area

Health, Safety & Wellbeing || Employee Induction & Onboarding || Leadership & Management Development || Sales & Product Training

Approach

eLearning & Digital Learning || Performance Support & Workplace Tools

Service

Digital learning solutions

At a glance

What was the challenge, and what changed?

The challenge

What we built

The result

The full story

How did the project come together?

About our Client

LIC (previously Livestock Improvement Council) is a pioneer in the dairy industry and aims to support New Zealand dairy farmers' prosperity by continuously improving dairy cow performance. It is owned by a co-operative, made up of its dairy farmer customers, and has a proud track record of industry-leading innovation.

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The Brief

LIC was eager to up the ante on training in a number of areas and saw the advantages that a tailored eLearning solution could offer. The L&D department was also eager to find an eLearning supplier that would work in partnership with them, essentially becoming an extension of their team.

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Our Role

Optimism works closely with LIC, providing quality review services for the eLearning storyboards that they prepare in-house and developing all of their eLearning programmes.

eLearning modules developed include:

  • Induction
  • Health and Safety
  • Product knowledge
  • HR topics

In addition, Optimism provides ongoing LMS support to LIC's L&D team.

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Step by step accident response infographic
Hazard management cycle
Risk matrix inside LIC eLearning module
Drag and drop hazard match activity
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