The course was great. I enjoyed Ashley's teaching style.

This course involves subpoena information that takes some time to get, as a narcotics agent this training wasn't practical. I could see the benefits of a detective or a major crimes unit.

Instructor went over and through materials quick but instructor would go to each person and helped them through the practicals. As a student in the training I was lost on the information but the instructor assisted and encouraged me in getting the practicals completed.

After the first day, I left class feeling very stressed. For my style of learning, Ashley was going way too fast - trying to look at where he was clicking on things, looking at my screen, and trying to take notes, I found myself 5 steps behind him and was completely lost. There's not much from the class I could bring back to use, because I have no idea what I did! I thought I was alone in this, but the second morning I talked with other students and learned they felt the exact same way - Ashley was going way too fast!

Was a great class and instructor was very knowledgeable and experience. To fast of a class though a few more days would've seen a better outcome.

Interesting.

This was a great course and the material/information was very helpful. I left the training confident that I could apply what I learned to the tasks in my position immediately.

We use PenLink to do most of our work. This would be a good backup if we didn't have this system but the majority of the class was an Excel class and using commands in Excel.

Instructor did a great job keeping the class engaged and interested. This class could perhaps be a little longer because the excel portions were a bit difficult to keep up with. At least for the step by step process.

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There were just a lot of things that were taught differently than what our agency uses as best practices, so for us in particular, we would not recommend the training to others at our agency.

Nothing to add.

Instructor was unprofessional and judgmental when speaking about techniques others use that he would not recommend. Used the phrase "Murica, do what you want" more than 30 times in two days. To the instructor: Know your audience. It is extremely unprofessional to reference a case that someone in your class was involved in, especially in the manner you did so. The words "moron" and "idiot" should never be used in reference to other law enforcement agents, no matter what mistakes may have been made. And learn more about the case, from your law enforcement counterparts, rather than judging from a movie made by Netflix.

great course, engaging qualified entertaining amiable instructor, nice host facility. thank y ou!

Although I'm proficient in Excel some other students sitting around me were not. I think that at least basic to intermediate level Excel should be noted on the registration. It would allow participants to keep up, because the class is taught at a faster pace.