iHasco Reviews

The software is easy to use. It is interactive and has a mixture of videos, information to read and questions to check your progress.

On the 'Where is asbestos' section there is a button that says 'Launch exercise'. This was missed and I clicked on continue by mistake without doing the exercise. To help solve this problem it would be better if the user was unable to go to the next page without completing the exercise first. This would be similar to the continue button being 'greyed out' when the videos are playing.

Nothing really. I suppose it's a blessing that you can hide the tab when you see how unhelpful this particular content is. I also like the goals of the people who made it - it is genuinely a very good aspiration to look after your staff's mental health, it's just terribly executed.

It seems all wrong for something purporting to help people deal with mental health issues. I'm sure the aim is good - remove the stigma around mental health etc, but it's all phrased as if you can just change your approach and be happy, not depressed. Telling people to replace negative thoughts with positive ones isn't massively helpful, for example. Also, I know it's a feature of the software, but I couldn't help imagining people with mental health problems thinking, 'OK, I'm being made to watch these videos - I'll actually turn the sound up and watch them all the way through' and then feeling even more hopeless afterwards.

Easy to use and navigate your way around the software.
All the information is clearly explained
Nice use of video and graphics.
Allows you to go at your own pace

Better sub titles - not always able to have volume turned up ?
Not great on a mobile phone ?
Having to provide a review with a min 100 characters

Having the extra tools/ content to use. The pdfs are good for reference

If you read the transcript you couldn't click to the next page or if you click back you had to wait to click forward again.

The inclusion of the info on tablets and phones.

Nothing much wrong. It as good as I hoped.

Very well laid out with logical progression through the required learning. Very easy to follow with just the right amount of information. Having done several fire training days, I found this one of the best. Covered the same content but in significantly less time.

None. I did not come across any issue with the software

I like the corses like how short the videos are

I dont like the fact that there are not a few different levels as some of these questions are really easy and others are really testing and having a range of people here - with diversity in mind would be nice to have mayve 2 levels and a managers one

It was very user friendly and kept to a decent length.

Sometimes the videos went on a little bit. Some of the questions, like percentages are not really useful in my opinion. I'd rather be tested on techniques regarding how to stay safe.

There's a great catalogue of content, and the platform itself is really easy to implement and for users to navigate.

We still need to find a way that it could integrate with our existing HRIS, and I feel like we need to do some work to see how best we can build some learning paths.

The usability of the system is excellent (both for admin and users). The courses are succinct and clear.

We've love to be able to add our own SCORM files, so we can keep all our courses on the same platform.

High quality visual aids to accompany the narrative

Reporting tool at the back end could be easier to use. I need to produce a report showing who has completed which courses and cannot do this in a single report. I have to download info. for each course individually and then combine it on a single spreadsheet, which is time consuming.

It helps having clear and good quality audio and visual slides rather than having to read pages and pages of info instead.

Can't think of any cons really. Good course all round.

The easy access to courses from any device and at any location

Not being able to add my new starters myself

easy to access, easy to use, clear and easy to understand

I did want to do the test again as I made 2 silly mistakes, but even though the sections all had a tick next to them, I had to go through the whole course again before I could do the test. I am sure I used to be able to just re-do the test in the past, and this is the impression that it gives on the screen information.

It is simple to navigate and remembers users completion level, if they want to break and carry on later.

It does not have much interactivity, only surveys and the odd quickfire question which are all multiple

Clear and concise. easy to follow. Can go backwards and clarify correct understanding. This is my fourth course I have completed now with this software and it is my favourite medium for learning. Much easier than reading of a book. Hopefully more to come in the future.

Nothing really. The only downside is sometimes getting the time to sit through. Would be helpful if having to break off and come back later being able to go straight back to the point you finished at as opposed to back to the beginning

Easy to use and content explained very well

Not compatible with Internet Explorer but fine through Google

It wasn't too long but enough time was spent listening and answering questions to cover the course knowing you had increased your knowledge on the subject

nothing comes to mind apart from the twenty questions is a lot but the pass rate is very fair. I did learn a lot from doing the course

It relates to all issues. gives examples if necessary and it touches up every single element.
Gives full details of all fire extinguishers too which is so valuable.

I don't this there is anything I don't like, I enjoyed every single slide and the end of each slide where there is a summary too.

Ensures that you spend time on each topic.
Can go back and replay sections.
Clear, succinct and informative.

Some of the final quiz answers are ambiguous - particularly the question on foam extinguishers.
The question does not specify the class of fire.
On class A, they are used to remove the source of heat. On other types of fire, both the remaining answers can be correct
The question should be more specific