Neurodiversity Awareness Reviews

I personally struggle with iHasco courses – they are very slow for my learning style and I would prefer to read the information provided in the course, then do the test. I'd also benefit from having the information in a downloadable format to refer to in future, with additional resources mde available for applying learning. The information in the course is good in terms of explaining, at a high level, the different types of neurodiversity (although I'd love to be able to watch the videos at 1.25 speed – I think I'd take more in that way). However I felt it lacked in practical examples, in places, of how to support people needing additional help. For example, team building exercises were given as an example that neurodivergent people may struggle with but no clear suggestions put forward for what suitable team building exercises are, or suitable accommodations that need to be considered to support neurodiverse people.

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

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

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

Personally I found the narration difficult to listen to because of its tone. But otherwise good – Links to greater depth about some issues would have been appreciated.

A wide reaching approach, covering all aspects of neurodiversity and giving a great insight into the different areas. Well presented, clearly and placing the emphasis for the person doing the training to understand how they can support and create an inclusive workplace.

Some of the course I didn't know about but now do. Very informative and useful.