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Great discussions with colleagues and chance to see how ither areas of housing operates
Thought the trainer was very good and approachable. Think the course could be shorter though.
Venue and food was great. 9.15 start was a bit too early if using public transport. Three of the speakers were good and content relevant for audience e.g. Judicial review, process of investigations, regulations. While Ivan Yates talk was entertaining I didn't see the relevance. The A1 presentation was too detailed and speakers voice was hard to hear on occasions despite having an interest in topic i switched off because it was boring.
60 min lectures are too long. Within 10 minutes half the room were on their phones. Audio was not good unfortunately.
I would have liked more information on eDiscovery and how "practically" law firms doing eDiscovery in the current climate with AI. Before lunch was much better than after lunch
Somewhat repetitive but very useful guidelines.
The course wound have benefited with a blended aspect with the site aspect being delivered with someone with practical knowledge and have given a greater focus on the legal area when required
The course was very interesting. On a practical level for our work and our department, it would be very beneficial to take some test cases and put these into practice with the new learning and see how it would benefit us in our investigations. As with a lot of courses, I feel we need to put them into practice quickly after before they are forgotten. However, the link we were sent we will have for future to look at. Our Departments IT system will not allow us access to most of the sites we learned about but it was still very interesting and I found it beneficial.