Anti-Bribery Training, Page 4 Reviews

Stretched out a 1 page worth of "training" into 30slides which takes about 3 days to do.

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Bit of a waste of time, short videos, but 32 of them!!! Could literally be sent in an email. + 20 questions is a bit crazy lets be honest

Whatever about first time please let returning individuals take the test first and do the videos again if we fail it. Life is too short to endure these more than once.

A lot of irrelevant content for teachers and the format of the course was rather clunky - I didn't like the video clips as they were short and annoying to have so many of them. Couldn't see the relevance to my job role.

Question - Are you committing a crime if you ask for a reward for something you do?Incorrect answer is "Yes, asking for a reward is always a criminal offence."Summary page for 1.1 states you commit the offence of being bribed if... “or if you request a reward for doing so.”Suggest that the summary and/or question wording is revised to add clarity.

The program crashed many times and on other occasions the screen would freeze, with corruption on screen - many times I had to go back to a previous slide to get the next one to play/work, spent longer on the training course due to this

Having to click that frequently is ridiculous, I can watch and listen to one video. Having to click each time is a waste of time and this adds up over the course of the video

The course was not very engaging at all and the e-learning was not interactive and very outdated. It also did not work very well on an iPad so is probably not as optimised for other devices as it should be. This e-learning would not have won any Learning Technologies Awards!