DSE Training (Display Screen Equipment), Page 7 Reviews

Content is all well and good but is already known but most people and without the ability to skip rapidly through it gets pretty irritating. Didn't learn anything but did have to spend 30 mins distracted by it while doing other things.

Dull straightforward and learned nothing new.

It was frustrating to not be able to play the content at a higher speed or to just read the transcript without having to watch the video. Can you please allow learners to choose whether to watch the clip or read the content before going on to the next slides. When it came to the test, a couple of the questions were tricky but the vast majority were very easy and I felt that I didn't really learn very much new content. The content itself was accurate.

The course was way too long. It possibly should be split into smaller sections with more variety as apposed to it all being video based.

Way too long... repetitive and most of it is common sense, cut it down to the salient points - 15 min max

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Takes too long to do. Make these training sessions shorter. Gets boring the longer they go on and you end up doing work in between. Therefore, not totally focusing

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Where to start, this was one of the more painful training sessions I've had to do, and considering the subject matter it shouldn't have been so hard as it is directly related to my everyday work life. First of all, the positives - the content was great and very informative, and very practical information given that I can apply to my work environment immediately. I thought it was a good idea to provide the text as well, and subtitles, so we didn't have to sit and listen through the videos, which are always too slow for my attention span. I was mistaken. It was more annoying to read the text then sit for minutes while someone slowly talks it through. No way to speed up or click to the next slide when I had read/watched the content. There was so much clicking in this training, I think it could give RSI. Some videos were seconds long, and some were minutes, so I couldn't get into a regular cadence of clicking/watching. I kept trying to move my hand away from the mouse to rest it but then I'd reach the end of a short segment and have to reach again, which ended up being much more lengthy. By the time I got to the assessment I was exhausted. I did the training over days and weeks as I got frustrated with the software. I would have appreciated a slideshow, or one very long video that I could pause and restart if I felt tired, rather than forcing me to go at its pace when it's a video. I think I may need to rest a few days before attempting the other sessions.

This is very slow paced. Perhaps put a 1.5x option or faster on it? tend to zone out and miss bits because it is not very engaging. Also as before non diverse people - all standard young office types presenting and it is very dull. I zone out listening because the lack of interesting content and pace together make it non engaging.