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EuroFIR e-learning module “Nutrient analysis for non-chemists”
The EuroFIR e-learning modules were created together with the University of Wageningen and the software company Topshare, both based in The Netherlands. EuroFIR acknowledges the University of Wageningen for it’s great effort and excellent teamwork in this activity as a partner of the EuroFIR project. You have to agree on the licensing agreement Full version, 2010. (zip file – 27 MB) To run the full version of the e-learning module first read these instructions: 1) first download the zip file on to your computer Full 2) open the folder ‘EuroFIR e-learning’ 3) open the file with the name ‘index.html’ in your web browser and start the program. Recommended web browsers are Internet Explorer and Mozilla FireFox or Safari for Mac users. Your browser may be protected against pop-ups. In this case the following message is displayed on top: “To help protect your system…..” Click on this message and select: Allow blocked contents.The rights to use the e-learning modules are granted under following conditions for ordinary members:
The membership payment for the respective year has been received by the EuroFIR AISBL office.
The member respects that he/she is allowed to replicate (i.e. to produce copies) of the e-learning module files within his/her institution, but he/she might only distribute the replicates to the people/institutional subunit directly involved in EuroFIR AISBL related activities. This does not apply for individuals and students, as they join the association as single members and are not allowed to produce copies or distribute replicates.
The member respects that he/she is allowed to use the e-learning module for education purposes (e.g. at universities) and install the e-learning modules files on as many computers needed for the educational purposes (e.g. in a university computing room), but access to the e-learning module shall only be granted to the students involved in the education given by the member (i.e. lecturers, tutorials, practical work). The member is responsible to install the e-learning modules in such a way on the computers that the students cannot make copies of the e-learning modules. This does not apply for individuals and students, as they join the association as single members and are not allowed to install the e-learning modules files on more than one computer.
The member respects that it is prohibited to:
- Make the login data (username and password) to the EuroFIR website accessible to anybody except the people/institutional subunit directly involved in EuroFIR AISBL related activities
- Replicate the e-learning modules in whatever form except for the purpose described above
- Sell replicates to anybody.
- Modify the e-learning modules.
EuroFIR AISBL does not make any warrant concerning the:
- satisfactory quality of the e-learning module and fitness for a particular purpose
- accuracy of the e-learning module
- non-infringement of intellectual property rights of third parties
EuroFIR AISBL disclaims all liabilities. EuroFIR AISBL shall not have any liability for any direct or indirect damage caused by the use of the e-learning modules (e.g. any damage or problems caused on the computer or server of the member, either during the installation or use of the EuroFIR e-learning modules).
The EuroFIR e-learning modules were created together with the University of Wageningen and the software company Topshare, both based in The Netherlands. EuroFIR acknowledges the University of Wageningen for its great effort and excellent teamwork in this activity as a partner of the EuroFIR project.
EuroFIR AISBL is the owner and publisher of the EuroFIR e-learning modules.
EuroFIR (European Food Information Resource Network), the world –leading European Network of Excellence on Food Composition Databank systems, is a partnership between 47 universities, research institutes and small-to-medium sized enterprises (SMEs) from 25 European countries. EuroFIR will provide the first comprehensive pan-European food information resource, using state-of-the-art database linking, to allow effective management, updating, extending and comparability. This is an essential underpinning component of all food and health research in Europe and provides:
- the building blocks for health surveys, medical research and interventions, and health policies based on them;
- information for public health government bodies and regulators to educate their populations about health and food heritage;
- laboratory and data analysis best practices to ensure data quality, reliability and comparability;
- data that enables food industry to produce healthier foods, and obtain a larger share of the international food market;
- information to consumers – via labels and via printed/electronic information – to enable them to play a more active role in protecting and enhancing their health.