GDPR EU Training, Page 5 Reviews

good coverage of content for what is quite a dull subject, perhaps the use of examples/stories would make it more interesting. You could spread the test questions throughout the different sections to break up the 30+ minutes of presentation.

as above

The video clips can only be played back in full, rather than from a particular point.

Session was good but could have been supplemented with some visual aides during the session to help consolidate learning, as there was a lot of talking and listening mostly.

The slide did not always end (and freeze) on the key points, which is critical to making notes - later on some one started to add summary points.

Although the course does what it is meant to do, the presentation is rather dated, not reflecting the diverse population of the UK. In the office scenario the data controller is a middle aged white man wearing a suit. The section about children features a mother and children in a home that would be only a dream to most of the UK population. Towards the end of the training, there is a woman at the desk and the person she reports to is a a man.

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I am fully aware of the need for confidentiality.

Too lengthy but it’s gdpr people are scared to chop it down

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