Learning a bit about standards, organizations
that set standards, and safety equipment.
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Standards and related Organizations
Ergonomics in Work Environments
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Today, you have a crossword puzzle to fill out.
If you work on it while you're learning about today's content,
you should have an easier time with it.
Access the crossword puzzle here:
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fill it out as you are watching today's content.
At the end of class, upload a screenshot of the completed crossword.
Have you really thought about keyboards before? Do you know what type of keyboard you're using? We mentioned QWERTY before, as well as Full Size vs Tenkeyless vs other sizes (like 80%, 75%, 60%, etc).
Do you know if your keyboard matches the ISO, ANSI, or JIS standards? Do you even know what those are? There's a good chance this is the first time you've ever heard of them.
Check out the graphic on the right, which one looks most like ours?
Standards like JIS, ANSI, and OSHA aren't just about keyboards. They affect a broad variety of products, as well as the industries that create them. Let's learn a bit more about these types of standards.
Let's look at some of the general safety recommendations for work places, as well as for offices specifically. Many classes in schools will have a good bit of similarity to an office environment, and if you have a desk or spot for homework in your room or in your home, there may be some similarity there as well.