Selina McHarg

Really fantastic and loved the speakers keep all the delegates engaged. Especially not being a native English speaker, i really enjoyed the [time taken] throughout the session, which was very practical in day to day work as medical writer

I thoroughly enjoyed the webinar, particularly for its interactive elements. The Q&A sessions, practice opportunities, and Pop quizzes were highlights for me, enhancing the learning experience by encouraging engagement and providing real-time feedback. These interactive parts not only made the content more relatable but also allowed for a deeper understanding of the topics discussed. The presentation was clear and well-structured, and the speakers demonstrated extensive knowledge and passion for their subject matter.

That is was so interactive - we could always ask and the presenters always has good examples from the real world to illustrate their point.
Interaction with the other course participants was also really and useful.
It was particularly useful for me to get input to some of the CER content: claims, CDP etc.

Janette and Barbara were both great! Very knowledgeable, personable, enthusiastic, friendly, and with fantastic presentation skills.

I learned a lot from this webinar, it was obvious that the speakers (Barbara and Mary-Ann) are not only experts in their domains but also passionate about them.

The presenters were great, as were the participants. Very good (funny) examples in the technical writing sections :)
Overall very good

Barbara Grossman did a wonderful job with her interactive presentations.

It was a good summary of all topics.

It was a good webinar, people were encouraged to engage. The presentations were clear and the speakers were good!

Both Janette and Barbara have been great! The course content was very interesting and informative... I really liked how interactive it was - the speakers used polls and several open questions to make the conversation flowing. The workshop was also a great way of exchanging ideas with other participants and put in practice what we had just learnt