GDPR EU Training, Page 9 Reviews

It is quick but it is very boring,

Provides a good overview, but since the text can be read in a fraction of time that the videos take to play it is very wasteful of employee time to have to sit through 36 video clips.

The topic was explained clearly. However, The Coputer I was using had no audeo so I read the transcript. It was frustrating waiting for the video clips to finish as they could not be skipped or fast forwarded.

failed the test first time and passed on second attempt - liked the way the question content varied to ensure accuracy of my understanding

screen freezes, too long and we have to start and stop to get on with work, so you forget the first, second or third tries you have had to finish it.

An informative training programme, just a boring subject. However I realise how important this is. We do have training on this within the workplace at least once a year

The course is clear and relatively concise. The downside is that the multiple choice questions do not adequately test practical skills on applying the GDPR Regulations on a day-to-day basis. Maybe written answers to questions may illicit a more in-depth examination of candidates understanding of the subject.

Needs to have more textuire to it, ive done the same one 3 years in a row, it makes people complacent - menaing if laws are to change this needs to be updated

I suppose it's a difficult subject to make sound exciting but there was alot of jargon and it was all quite repetitive. Also, personally it wasn't very relevant to me

Had issues with trying to submit my answer to a number of questions on the final exam section. As i had to refresh the page to alleviate the issues with the errors codes, the selection of answers moved position without me realising causing me to mistakenly submit the incorrect answer.