1. Beginning Computer Lesson 1 Peer Leader – Chuck Morgan

2. Beginning Computer Lesson 1 Peer Leader – Chuck Morgan Ergonomics is the science of designing the workplace environment to fit the user. Proper ergonomic design is necessary to prevent repetitive strain injuries, which can develop over time and can lead to long-term disability.repetitive strain injuries

3. Beginning Computer Lesson 1 Peer Leader – Chuck Morgan Ergonomics of the Computer

4. Beginning Computer Lesson 1 Peer Leader – Chuck Morgan Ergonomics of the Computer Main Points: 1. Seat height for 90° back and knees

5. Beginning Computer Lesson 1 Peer Leader – Chuck Morgan Computer Ergonomics Main Points: 1. Seat height for 90° back and knees 2. Keyboard & Mouse height for 90° elbows

6. Beginning Computer Lesson 1 Peer Leader – Chuck Morgan Computer Ergonomics Main Points: 1. Seat height for 90° back and knees 2. Keyboard & Mouse height for 90° elbows 3. Feet on the floor

7. Beginning Computer Lesson 1 Peer Leader – Chuck Morgan Computer Ergonomics Main Points: 1. Seat height for 90° back and knees 2. Keyboard & Mouse height for 90° elbows 3. Feet on the floor 4. Viewing distance 18 to 24 inches

8. Beginning Computer Lesson 1 Peer Leader – Chuck Morgan Computer Ergonomics Main Points: 1. Seat height for 90° back and knees 2. Keyboard & Mouse height for 90° elbows 3. Feet on the floor 4. Viewing distance 18 to 24 inches 5. Screen adjusted to 90° to sight line

9. Beginning Computer Lesson 1 Peer Leader – Chuck Morgan Computer Ergonomics Main Points: 1. Seat height for 90° back and knees 2. Keyboard & Mouse height for 90° elbows 3. Feet on the floor 4. Viewing distance 18 to 24 inches 5. Screen adjusted to 90° to sight line May desire separate keyboard for a Laptop on a computer desk

10. Beginning Computer Lesson 1 Peer Leader – Chuck Morgan Extreme Ergonomics

11. Beginning Computer Lesson 1 Peer Leader – Chuck Morgan Computer Ergonomic Summary

12. Beginning Computer Lesson 1 Peer Leader – Chuck Morgan We Covered: 1. Correct and comfortable workstation positions 2. The functions of computer hardware and software 3. How to properly turn the computer on and off 4. How to manipulate the mouse 5. The parts and functions of the desktop 6. How to open programs and manipulate their windows 7. Introduction to word processing with WordPad