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    Climate Change: Restaurant and Employee Awareness Through the Use of Tutorials

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    Rowe, Amy
    Keyword
    Climate change
    Greenhouse gas emissions
    food waste
    water waste
    restaurant sustainability
    farm-to-table
    tutorial learning
    infographics
    restaurant employee awareness
    restaurant employee education
    best practices
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    McDonald’s
    National Restaurant Association
    Social Learning Theory
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    2015-12
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/1003
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    Restaurants have a profound affect on climate change because of the large amounts of water and food that is discarded by the food industry on a daily basis. Most restaurant employers are not educated enough about food waste and its affect on climate change; so, these employers do not educate their employees on the best practices to avoid food waste. However, many companies use multimedia learning to train employees on menu offerings, company policies, payroll or other pertinent information, but do not use the opportunity to educate employees and customers about the food industry’s affects on climate change. Tutorials with infographics are a large part of multimedia learning because it offers a way for learners to do things, such as, selfinteract, read, solve problems, and answer questions. With distance learning becoming more and more popular, tutorial style teaching is as well. Multimedia learning aids are costeffective for restaurants because it accommodates multiple learning styles while covering a lot of material at once. As demonstrated by this project’s website, tutorials and infographics, when used in a multimedia setting, can motivate restaurant employees to learn about important issues, like climate change. This paper seeks to find, and to discuss, what restaurants are doing to educate employees about climate change, what the significance of climate change means to a restaurant’s best practices, and how multimedia learning can educate and influence restaurant employees to move toward best practices which will then help reverse the effects of climate change.
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