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Category Archives: Ergonomics
Belkin Tablet Stand with Storage Box
Belkin Tablet Stand with Storage Belkin has this sweet new tablet stand with a storage box that seems to be a perfect little stand for your iPad. The storage container has space for your charging equipment, stylus or even a … Continue reading
Posted in Accessories, Ergonomics, iPad, iPad Management, Occupational Therapy
Tagged accessories, iPad, iPad accessories, occupational therapy
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email & texting
Ergonomic ideas to prevent repetitive strain injury caused by excessive email and texting from OT Idea.com . Their list is basic for those who know ergonomic principles but always a good reminder, especially in the advent of frequency of use of mobile devices. … Continue reading
Ergonomics and “Texting Thumbs”
Virginia Hixson’s article on Ergonomics for Text Messaging previously posted provides information on research and ergonomic solutions for discomfort associated with Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) and one specific RSI injury called De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis . RSI and De Quervain’s has been increasingly identified with discomfort associated with excessive … Continue reading
Texting Ergonomics
Virginia Hixson, OTR, CPE is the Ergonomic Editor for BellaOnline.com. I stumbled upon her article “Texting Ergonomics” and found it an interesting read with research provided on posture and repetitive stress as a result of using handheld devices. Relevant to the … Continue reading
Posted in Android, Ergonomics, iPhone, iPod, Mobile Device Use, Occupational Therapy
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Free Technology for Teachers: How to Protect Your Eyes from Computer Screens
See on Scoop.it – OT @ Work See on http://www.freetech4teachers.com Richard Byrne, blogger of Free Technology for Teachers, provides information on digital eye strain. Very similar to prior posts on ergonomics and the use of mobile devices, Richard Byrne shares a report … Continue reading
Traveling Eileen Stand
Look at the new and improved Traveling Eileen stand invented by Dr. Therese Willkomm from AT in New Hampshire. ATinNH is an assistive technology resource from the University of New Hampshire’s Institute on Disability. If you are interested in McGyvering AT stands, mounts … Continue reading
Keyboarding Practice on Your iPad or Android – Apps and Other Equipment
Considering the need to practice keyboarding on your iPad or Android Tablet? Following an earlier comment asking about the possibilities of iPad keyboarding practice apps and considering the needs of a student who will be producing word processing on his iPad during his school … Continue reading
“Text Neck” Syndrome and Mobile Device Use – Basic Ergonomic Tips #2
What is ”Text Neck” Syndrome? Do you frequently use a handheld mobile device (smart phone, iPad, Android tablet) for emails/texting/Internet searching/gaming? Do you have symptoms of tightness across your shoulders, chronic head aches or soreness in your neck? A syndrome called “Text Neck” coined … Continue reading
Ergonomics and iPad Use #1
As iPad use expands for students and staff the need for accessories and equipment to support their use emerge. One of the areas needing rethinking with their expanded use is positioning and equipment to make them more efficient and safely used. Ergonomics needs to be considered with the … Continue reading