Unconscious Bias Training, Page 212 Reviews

I learnt a good deal about how unconscious bias works and how best to apply the strategies to ensuring I embrace difference and diversity.

The course helped me think and reflect fully on unconscious bias in an approachable and non-judgemental way. It taught me things I hadn't fully considered before, such as different types of bias, and how to ID and start to challenge them.

I feel the training is a good starting point in regards to giving people a good understanding of unconscious bias. So in other words gives a good foundation. However I feel that it could have included more examples and more in depth examples of unconscious bias to give an even greater understanding to participants completing this. After completing this training, more training, theory or practical needs to be done; as this isn't enough as a stand alone training.

Very well put together, not at all boring and very enlightening about something that is, well................unconscious! I enjoyed doing the course and must admit, it does make you think twice

Is this a joke , you talk about conformity bias and then want everyone to conform to your way of thinking , what I think is irrelevant unless it manifests itself in behaviour and that is the only way to measure bias as meta-analysis has shown the IAT test to be a weak predictor of behaviour . All my bias are ideological against anyone who tells me how to think and Mahzarin Banaji has said bias training should not be mandatory

I found it very interesting and informative. I liked the structure of the course also.

It went into some nice detail and was easy to follow and understand, well presented.

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Video is good for learning, but not everyone gets engaged by this - a few more activities within the course, that they do not have to stop and go away with would be better. Maybe some video scenarios and interaction. Branching perhaps. Other than, that, i learnt something, which shows it works.

I did struggle with this one as it didn’t really grab me, a lot of common sense with the content so found myself wandering a little bit.