DSE Training (Display Screen Equipment), Page 375 Reviews

This course is very informative, easily understandable and well organised. It gives the person good knowledge of the matter while keeping all information quite relevant.

It's good to be aware of checking posture and taking screen breaks, but a lot of it is common sense - especially if you have done a similar course in the last few years. Some of it is also irrelevant (pregnancy, using two screens, etc) that could be skipped if needed. Also, while it doesn't apply to me, there is no reference to procedures for people in a wheelchair or who might have other needs.

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ludicrous space at desks for equally spaced monitors/legs? supportive chairs? cleaning cloths? time to rearrange equuipment when we change rooms?? don't you realise teachers desks are cramped into uncomfortable corners with monitors precariously squashed wherever they fit? and we have no cleaning cloths? or time to faff about moving monitors while little jimmy is fighting with someone? as for tell our manager if something is broken..... what makes you think it will get fixed ?

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Excellent.

I found the course informative, helpful and easy to use, and this can help improve my working environment by ensuring I remain mindful of correct posture and DSE work practices.

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Informative and relevant