Catch up on the Essentials of Care and Welfare Webinar Series

Catch up on the Essentials of Care and Welfare Webinar Series

We are delighted to see the massive interest in our recent webinar series on the Essentials of Care and Welfare in ZIMS, with over 500 people from around the world registered for the series! If you weren’t able to attend or would like to rewatch at your own pace, you can catch up with the recordings below.

Whether you’re a seasoned Care and Welfare expert or new to the tool, this series offers valuable insights for everyone. In the webinars we provided an overview of the Care and Welfare module and delved into how to set up indicators and customizable templates, how to implement and make use of shared templates, and how to graph and export the data.

The series provides a great starting point to get yourself familiarised with Care and Welfare and is a fantastic way of transforming your data into actionable insights. Care and Welfare is a data-driven tool to support you in providing the highest standards of animal welfare for the animals in your care.

Subtitles in various languages are available through the CC button on the video, but please note that the translations may not be perfect as they have been auto-translated through YouTube.

Watch the sessions

Session 1: Overview of Care and Welfare, accessing and managing access and creating indicators, shared indicators.

Session 2: Creating customizable templates, collaborative template sharing

Session 3: Implementing created templates, graphing and exporting Care and Welfare data

The frequently asked questions from the sessions, as well as the Care and Welfare help document are available here.

If you would like any help with getting started in using Care and Welfare, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us! Our Species360 Support team is ready and eager to assist you at support@species360.org.

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