Michigan State University Extension
Extension Food Safety Education - FSQ96034
12/01/96

Project Title: Food Safety and Quality Programs for Navajo Audiences Delivered by Touch Screen Interactive Video


Materials Format:  Report with pictures                     
Date Materials Produced:  1993                              

Project Number: 91-EFSQ-1-4034                              
University: New Mexico State University                     
Project Director: Jeanne Gleason                            
New Mexico State University                                 
Cooperative Extension Service                               
Box 30003, Department 3AI                                   
Las Cruces, NM  88003                                       

Phone: 505-646-5658                                         
Fax: 505-646-2702                                           
E-mail - jgleason@nmsu.edu

This project has been completed.                            

Contact the Project Director or the Food Safety and         
Quality Contact at your state Cooperative Extension         
Service program for information and/or availability of      
this report.                                                

Abstract:                                                   
This 18 page report describes a touch a touchscreen         
multimedia information program, Walk in Beauty with Food    
Safety, that was designed to deliver food safety and        
quality information to Navajo audiences at a city market,   
Food Distribution Center, youth and WIC centers, and        
Navajo Chapter Houses. A computer controlled system         
incorporated computer graphics, laser disc video,           
computer generated text, and English/Navajo audio. Social   
and cultural issues were addressed in the materials.        
Topics included food safety and food quality when buying,   
transporting, preparing, and storing food; food safety      
and food quality concerns affecting health and concerns     
in remote locations. The system was housed in a mobile      
kiosk that circulated in Navajo lands. Results of the       
effectiveness of the project are given in the report.       
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