DSE Training (Display Screen Equipment), Page 33 Reviews
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Average score 4.6
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No time to spend on this it's too long
my pc and my display screen are not whare they should be. because of the nature of my job. so this course and its content, are of no use to me.
Sorry, I just thought this was basic in the extreme and quite frankly learned nothing other than that the height my desk should be 72cm and that my natural line of vision is 15* below the horizontal. Why is it 'an issue' if the letters on my keyboard are worn away? Presumably because if I can't touch type I'd have to look at the keys, but you don't explain that, it's just left hanging in mid air. And the most surprising point of all was how you suggest we change shoulders when carrying laptops in rucksacks, surely the advice should be to wear both straps at the same time as shown in the picture? I appreciate it's not the most interesting or interactive topic but an A4 sheet of paper with a checklist would have saved me 40 minutes though I did have a nice coffee and croissant while I was doing it.
... with quotes such as " Is your telephone clean?" or " the software should be suitable for the task" or "Maintain a regular blink rate" or "the best position of your telephone depends on how you use it" or "When not using the mouse don't hold the mouse" or "you might need to close binds to reduce glare" or "Any portable device by definition can be carried" and " Is your keyboard glare free?"If you sum every Grass Roots employees' hourly rate and you'll get my Challenge 28 suggestion to find efficiency savings.
got bored and wrist and eye strain sitting here doing this course.
forced me to answer questions about a telephone I don't have, wont let you go back, I use seven different computors, this is tailored to desk jockeys not testers, a waste of my time.
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For a course about making working habits easy and simple it required constant clicking and mouse movement and the videos played at wildly varying volumes! Maybe you should take your own courses. I don't need to watch someone hold a pose for 10 seconds or sit quietly for 1 minute. Being able to skip through these sections of video would have reduced my frustration.
It didn't tell me anything that I didn't already know.