DSE Training (Display Screen Equipment), Page 1957 Reviews

It taught me what I needed to know but it was incredibly tedious. Areas such as the demonstrating the stretches were good, actually holding them for ten seconds was completely uneccessary as, at this point, I can count to ten.

I found your software to be an arduous, boring lecture on points of common sense that bear no relation to the actual work environment that people are increasingly finding themselves in. It is commonplace to have desks containing more than one computer (desktop and portable), several monitors, keyboards and mice and your materials do not cater to these sorts of environments. In my departmental office alone, there are only seven employees, but between them there are seventeen displays, eleven computers (of which two are portable "laptop" computers) and a number of heads-up monitoring systems. How do you arrange all of these required machines and screens in such a way that posture can be correctly preserved?Maybe you might like to start by adding a section on managing multiple displays? I've been working with multi-display computers since 1998, and found it hard to understand how that might be missing from your training programme.For much of this session, I had to pretend to be a user of one poorly designed computer with a diminutive display that could freely float through space - when in fact I have three 24" monitors across two computers in a configuration that cannot hope to comply with this guide. All are required for my job.As a final ringing irritation, the term 'PDA' is considered obsolete. Try 'smartphone'.

Prgramme was well structured with nice pace, clarity and pictorial exapmles. Exercises were great. Laptop section was good.

I found this training easy to understand and I was able to complete the course in one session. The use of videos and pictures to illustrate the key concepts helped to engage me with the material.

the imformation suppied was usefull

This programme is very good

Very Good

Its nice to listen to the information, rather than the usual reading of masses of information.

very helpfull and well explain it...!

Well presented - and I liked the way it was split into managable chunks. The training took you through each item systematically and had lots of helpful hints and tips. I found it a good help to me.