DSE Training (Display Screen Equipment), Page 5 Reviews

I don't want to view video content that doesn't vary year on year - if possible a simple briefing sheet would be able to cover the content of this course equally well - without having to wait for each video segment to end

There is evidence that screen time indoors causes myopia in children and young adults. It is wrong to suggest there is no evidence at all. Also, why would an employer need to cover the cost of an eye test if there was no risk of eye damage.

Long winded and a lot of common sense knowledge which really didn't need repeating over and over!

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There should be an option to skip the videos and take the test if you feel you have sufficient knowledge already, otherwise it's very time heavy.

Felt like this course treat you like a child with zero common sense. It took far too much time. It needs condensed considerably or people will simply not pay attention.

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Way too much information, repetitive and stated in such a monotone way I found myself drifting off. None of the equipment in my office has been supplied by my company, so whilst I agree all these things sound great.. who is going to pay for them. Nannying information.. avoid glare, try closing the curtains... give me strength! The posture section reminds me of the old joke golf sketch.. arms loose, lean forward etc etc.. totally impractical in an environment where you are dealing with hundreds of emails a day and don't have time to do. Pointless.

Really? Do we need 30 slides to go over something so simple. And do I really need my employer to tell me how many germs are on my hands and to keep my workstation clean? Don't appreciate being treated like a kindergarden student...

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