This class is a great way to learn about insects, parasites, and ecology.  
This class focuses heavily on several classic insect types such as wasps, snails, birds, ants, caterpillars, spiders, and some unusual fungi and viruses.  There are 13 such interactions in this course each highlighting a particular ecology of predator and prey. If your learner loves bugs, germs, or zombies this will be a fun course.
My class is structured by looking at each zombie for about 4-5 minutes.  we'll go through the life cycle for each organism that's involved, their roles in the ecosystem, how it gets zombified and how the parasite reproduces itself. We'll, look at some pictures, discuss, and move on to the next.  It really is an interesting way at looking issues in ecology.
I teach using a combination of discussion and pictures on a slide presentation.
My teaching style tends to focus on lots of pictures, some explanation, and then discussion of the content.
Learners will interact with me through looking at the pictures, hearing the explanation, asking questions, and talking with their peers.
Learners do not need any particular knowledge or experience.