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Diederik de Bruyn
AquaFlanders is a federation of Flemish water companies and sewer managers. AquaFlanders represents the interests of its members and contributes to streamlined and modern water management. In addition, AquaFlanders informs and motivates Flanders in the field of sustainable water use.
Fluvius, Farys and De Watergroep, among others, are members of AquaFlanders.
AquaFlanders recently started Pluvo to offer online courses. Diederik de Bruyn, quality assurance officer, explains:
“One of our core tasks is to organise the inspections of indoor installations and private water disposal in Flanders. AquaFlanders also trains the judges. For these courses, as well as the refresher courses for the judges, we want to use Pluvo. It must be an interactive environment, and that is certainly possible within Pluvo.”
“Furthermore, the intention is to build the evaluation, examination and preparation of certificates into the platform, so that everything is neatly put together.”
After a thorough selection process, AquaFlanders chose Pluvo. Diederik explains about this:
“Pluvo is teaching itself. It's intuitive and easy to use!”
“The platform offers countless opportunities to create a course, but also to evaluate the students. If you still can't figure it out, a very helpful team is ready to guide us through the entire process. But it is also very easy for users to follow a course, so that we as an organisation do not have to constantly adjust everything ourselves.”
As an educational expert specialising in online learning, I have been writing blogs for Pluvo for 5 years. My focus is on powerful learning solutions for organisations. Universal Design for Learning and inclusive learning are my passion; I believe that education should be accessible and fun for everyone.
I've been combining my 35 years of HR experience with copywriting for over 15 years. And even then, I learn new things over and over again. That's what makes writing blogs for Pluvo so incredibly interesting!
