DSE Training (Display Screen Equipment), Page 24 Reviews

On the last question on each section it would freeze and I'd have to wait 5 mins before it selected the right question

This course could take half the time if there was less repetition and unnecessary filler.

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Learnt a couple of new things. Very long. Had to conduct on phone as would not work on PC.

felt overlong for the subjectdid not take into account any existing conditions , disabilities etc and assessments were too simplistic , not taking into account of previous workstations , conditions

I'm sorry ihasco...but training that includes blinking is important and my keyboard should be in front of me is far too low levelThere were some points of interest and new learning, but if I'm honest I got stress during the course. Make it shorter and summarise the basic if they must be covered; don't labour then

I dare anyone to actually try and sit like they do in the video for more than an hour, none of this is particularly feasible to actually do. Work is just generally bad for your health

Would rather read the transcript and be allowed to move forward without having to wait for the video.The Assessment is rubbish as it asks you questions, such as if your chair has arms can you still get it under the deck, I don't have a chair with arms, so left the question unanswered and it won't let me complete the assessment, same for do I stand at my desk, I don't use 2 monitors, I don't use a phone frequently, so left unanswered.

A useful overview, but aimed more at office based staff than field based staff and the way they would use DSE (laptops / tablets, etc only took up a tiny proportion at the end)

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