Environmental Awareness Training, Page 14 Reviews
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Average score 4.5
3896 reviews
Far too long, and more propaganda than educational
The course was too long in general and would benefit from being workplace specific earlier in the content.
Some excellent content in here, well presented, then turned in to a preaching session, about not eating meat etc. and I felt it was telling not advising - just my view, just didn't appreciate it.
Good, but simplistic and in some cases inaccurate (eg, recycled paper is often more expensive than virgin). Aimed at the individual rather than corporate manager (who can, eg, negotiate product shipment dates to take advantage of consolidated deliveries). The question about 1 glass bottle recycled saving the energy to power a lightbulb for 4 hours, is that a 'traditional' lightbulb or a modern low-energy LED bulb? Because if the latter, it's a tiny amount of energy!
Some good content but maybe more suitable for the class room. The subject is great and very important, hence worthwhile.
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Generally known information, cruel photo of dead animals
The information supplied in the video's is thoughtful information that gets the person thinking about how themselves and their company make an impact on the world. The test afterwards is far too easy, some of the questions are 2 answer multiple choice with 1 clearly wrong answer. Doesn't get the brain thinking about what the videos were explaining
Covered the basics of the very real climate catastrophe we are experiencing but was overly simplistic and did not emphasize the consequences of doing nothing. Overall tone came across as slightly patronising.
Could have been a little more concise. Some loading issues also meant having to watch videos again, making it even more painful. The energy saving claims seemed to have been regurgitated from the internet - Glass bottle recycling energy saving to lightbulb running time of 4 hours is based on a 100W lightbulb, very unlikely that this represents a typical lightbulb so the factoid is incorrect. More like 50 hours for a modern 8W LED bulb.