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very informative and good
With being new to the company i fully understand that all these courses required to be done for security reason's. I found that i was starting to lose intrest after a while listening to the guy rattle on and on , perhaps yoy could condense the course's so they dont go on for so long . Also not ideal trying to do these after being on nightshift , but still enjoyed them .
Long winded
You tend to lose the will to live after a while.
Comprehensive overview of GDPR
This was a good course but I much prefer to read information rather than learn through videos. The transcripts were available but I still had to wait for the video to end to move to the next stage, which was a bit irritating.
The Training was very informative
I enjoyed the level of information that was provided on this training.
This user gave this course a rating of 5/5 stars
Informative, clearly explained
The course delivered a lot of detailed information in a manageable way, The presenter was easy to listen to and managed to keep a dry subject interesting. It was just about the right length any longer and I may have lost focus. Liked the dog visuals as it was a change from the visuals format throughout- made this section memorable as less textual.
Confusing and possibly incorrect
The distinction between data controllers and processors is unclear, the actual application of the rules is unclear in many circumstances and not illustrated with any case studies or anything with which to make it a tangible thing. Sources of data are not discusses. Comparisons to a dog are not really very useful. The whole thing is very nebulous and doesn't really help clarify what one might actually need to consider or be aware of.
dont understand the relevance to my job
Does not apply to someone working on shop floor
Clear and concise
Clear and concise with good visual aids. Presenter spoke well, in a good tone. Examples were relateable to every day life.
Informative and clear
I found that the style of delivery suited me for length in each slide and when I had to pause for another meeting and return the next day, although there was a technical glitch with one slide, I go back and over, the one question that I got wrong, was because I had wondered if I had missed something and played 'safe',