DSE Training (Display Screen Equipment), Page 1274 Reviews

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The summaries at the end of sections would be more than enough.

Would benefit from fewer, slides with more information on each and an option to skip (or view as additional information) information which isn't needed by everyone, such as pregnancy, standing desks and laptops/ hand-held equipment It doesn't feel like it's aimed at adults with common sense (e.g. SHOWING us the difference between blurred and flickering - again, that could be a popup / addinfo if anyone truly needs it Overall, the short slides with a one-line summary would at least for me - be better with, say 5 sides in a section, summarised in one

Clear & well delivered instructions with plenty of pointers to remember to help yourself.

A good course showing clearly the risks with DSE and how to avoid them.

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The DSE course content is OK and delivered well by the two actors but contains a lot of repetitions. There are (too) many short videos, and having to perform two actions to commence the following video is time-consuming, increasingly irritating and ultimately adds to mouse-related muscle strain (!). Not being able to skip sections that are irrelevant (pregnancy, laptop) is far from ideal also. The quiz is extremely simple and not reflective of the breadth of the course content. The following suggestions might be worth considering: Tighten up the course content. Offer the option for people to only read the transcript of the course content rather than having to watch the slowly paced and awkwardly to navigate videos. Alternatively, offer the option to enable autoplay so that the videos in each of the 4 sections are played after each other, without the course participant having to constantly click to progress. Improve the quiz so it includes questions about more vital points for correct DSE set up and use.