DSE Training (Display Screen Equipment), Page 1956 Reviews

Good - made me question quite a bit about working conditions in the office.

Interesting and informative.

The programme was easy to use, understandable, only one thing I didn't like about it ... when you had the option of a yes or no answer, I answered yes to some of the questions about my personal work area, but still wanted to put a comment against this, so I answered no to some of the questions so that I could comment, I think it should have the option of making a comment whatever your response.

I understand that this training is necessary, but its filled with irrelevant nonsense that only a cretin would not know already.

This was a good training programme and easy to use

Good, informative course

Kept my attention for the duration of the video. Probably one of the best training videos I have watched

Was slightly confused with selecting the office errors. Dispite being instructed after finding 6 errors on the presented screen I could not find the other two until I realised the arrows on the bottom right were to move around the office.

I am sure this course is worthwhile for individuals that have a desk to work at, but I do not. I sometimes have to work in very improvised areas in and amongst equipment that does not constitute good composure, I have expressed by email to my company, yet this course is still deemed appropriate, which I can assure you it is not even 40 % appropriate, it is for me likened to learning about etiquette at a formal dinner party; good to know, but hardly ever put to practice.

It would be good to have an option for people who don't use a PC / mouse at all - I was forced to answer questions in the display screen assessment which weren't actually applicable.