DSE Training (Display Screen Equipment), Page 28 Reviews

Very long winded with 45 slides. The information is often obvious. A lot of the questions were obvious and true or false. I hope this review is submitted. I have had to write this twice. The first time it did not send and was timed out.

Very long winded with 45 slides. Lots of the information is repeated and often obvious. The test has questions which are very simple and obvious.

It does not cover my PC use but some items I can put in place.

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The training content is OK, with the exception of one question which has an answer that is right to some people and needs to contextualised, but it's a drag. No changes, old hat stuff. I think we can do better with our third party training.

Don’t know why I had this course. I am a field service engineer and it doesn’t have any bearing on my job. Professional content though

I would also mention PWM (Pulse-Width Modulation) and related issues. https://www.notebookcheck.net/Why-Pulse-Width-Modulation-PWM-is-such-a-headache.270240.0.htmlAnd that shorter keyboards (TKL or 60%) can create more space for mouse while keeping the keyboard in the centre.problems: This is my third try to send the form. (dots in textbox?)

Interpretation of content can lead to errors in the test at the end, each individual is different so from a posture point of view you may answer one way which is not correct on the test, I'm over 6ft5 so my posture as much as I try can be different from the advise and expected answer given. Overall though clear presentation with good content.

Interpretation of content can lead to errors in the test at the end, each individual is different so from a posture point of view you may answer one way which is not correct on the test, I'm over 6ft5 so my posture as much as I try can be different from the advise and expected answer given. Overall though clear presentation with good content.