JADE LearningReviews of jadelearning.com

Miscommunication, not clear instructions. When I j paid for the course I didnt get any instructions, until day of class

I have no idea what you have to do. But you could start out by not asking for payment until I am done with the hours. The other biggy you could do is make sure someone is available on the phone when necessary. We could not get through you security for ever. And if I could have gotten my money back you would not have to worry about me.

Since you have gone to the fusion program it has been increasingly harder to do the continuing education segments. Just recently I completed one for my Georgia license. The first segment was 28 lessons long and the test was second segment. How am I to remember all that I read while listening to the audio in the 28 lessons? If I purchased the accompanying PDF for an additional $10 maybe I could. Since I have 1000 times to take the test I could also pass. Previous times when you were not using fusion, the test questions were at the end of the lesson and still fresh in my mind. This 4 hour course took me almost 6 hours to complete. When you were not using the fusion program the test questions were at the end of the lesson and could be answered while the lesson was still fresh in my mind. I've used your courses for years, but if this is what I'm to expect in the future then I'm seriously considering going to some other company.

I have used Jade for several years but I do not like the new testing format. I will not be using it again. Much more user friendly before.

I have used Jade Learning for over 20 years. This year was a terrible experiences. Jade has gotten money hungry.

Thank you for the opportunity to provide feedback. I have used Jade Learning for my continuing education since 2003, and this was by far the most frustrating experience I've had with the program. I understand that the courses are designed to meet the required eight hours, but the recent changes made the sections feel much longer without making them more engaging. If the additional time had been spent on more interesting or interactive content, the experience would have been much better. Instead, it often felt like the material had simply been stretched out. I was also frustrated by the number of quiz questions that seemed deliberately ambiguous. For continuing education, the goal should be reinforcing knowledge and helping learners understand the material, not testing their ability to interpret vague wording. Those questions felt unnecessarily confusing and didn't add educational value. The final section requiring review of the 2023 code also felt like a poor use of time. Since the course is focused on current continuing education, spending so much time reviewing an outdated code edition made it difficult to stay engaged and didn't feel particularly relevant. By the end of the course, I felt more like I had endured a hardship than completed a worthwhile learning experience. That is not how continuing education should feel. I've chosen Jade Learning for my continuing education every year since 2003 because my previous experiences were positive. Unfortunately, this version has made me seriously reconsider whether I'll use Jade Learning again in the future. I hope you'll take this feedback into consideration and make changes that prioritize clear instruction, engaging content, and an effective learning experience.

It was so boring. The AI voice spoke very slow. There was no control of the playback speed. I think the material could have been done better. It would have been nice to have some fun videos to better show and explain why something is supposed to be a certain way.