At least 2 of the practice questions were misleading, one was incorrectly worded.

Great course, easy to use

The format of the course was conducive to learning.

Options of format.

Good class

Liked the read back feature & that the speed could be adjusted.

easy to use and met requirements

Review question on chapter 4 peer review, asked for information not presented yet. Some data on final exam was not included in the course.

Great course would highly recommend it to others.

Liked the reading to me. Remind folks to take notes would be the only recommendation I would give. Or, give us opportunity to print the slides.

Improve the wording of the question regarding disclosure of client's information, as there are exceptions to the rule. Thank you.

Thank you for such an outstanding course.

Excellent Course

The reading feature was great!

I am not the most computer literate person but I found the electronic format somewhat confusing and the content could have beeen more easily ready from the State rules than the couse.

Some questions asked the answer was not covered prior. Might be following. I wrote notes on the sections. I was trying. Made 100% test at end.

I found the two questions that I got wrong to be misleading... "If a licensee receives two consecutive passes with deficiencies of peer review reports or one fail report..." I think you wanted the answer to be "none of the above". However, I selected "take additional CPE", because if the receive a fail report, that is what is required. I agree this is not required for "pass with deficiencies," but the question said "or" regarding these two items. I would recommend changing the question to address one or the other, but not both in the same question, or possibly word it differently to get the response you desire. "An Arkansas licensee is prohibited from disclosing information..." You wanted the answer to be "True". While this statement is generally true, there are exceptions that do not require the consent of the client, i.e. "obligations under Rules 202 and 203, etc..." If the consent part is truly required and it is only the "not disclose..." part that is the exception, you should re-word the course to state that more clearly.