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Interesting and informative

This user gave this course a rating of 5/5 stars

Very good

Very informative and helpful

Commonsense

Made me aware of the environment i work in

Very clear and understandable.

Format was good very informative.

Environmental Awareness so important at work and our personal lives.

Excellent training , we do a lot of recycling at our facility. It's so important to educate our coworkers as well as customers. Together we can all make a difference. Thank You.

Overall okay, went into a bit too much detail

I think the course was overall fine. I think the acting and actual videos and graphics were pretty good, and the quizzes were fair. The only things I would improve upon are: the captions, information, and technical interfacing. Sometimes the captions didn't match up with what was being said in the video/what was listed in the transcript. I thought that some of the information was useful, but some of it was way too detailed. I thought it was a bit excessive to learn about all of the scientific processes behind environmental change. I am someone who personally finds it interesting, but I don' think other would find it as much, and I think for some jobs it isn't the most necessary information. I also wanted to be able to watch the video on 2x speed, or have the ability to watch it at 0.5 speed if I wanted to, so I wish that was an option. I also wished we could have used the scrubber bar to move around in the video forwards and backwards, not just backward. It seemed to jump every time I tried to move it, so it was difficult to use.

Too long

This user gave this course a rating of 1/5 stars

simple & easy to understand

This user gave this course a rating of 5/5 stars

Test Inaccuracies

Your test answers are inaccurate and inconsistent – e.g. the amount of oxygen trees produce (same issue as last year). Another example is "Reuse it first if you can." for the "What should you do first when you need to dispose of something?" question: it's kind of implied that if you need to "dispose" of something that you cannot "reuse" it, therefore should be recycled…

Too many assumptions

This user gave this course a rating of 3/5 stars