Practical ergonomics guide for education

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Save energy, focus, and promote overall well-being

PRACTICAL ERGONOMICS GUIDE FOR EDUCATION
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It’s no secret that the usage of technology both in and out of classrooms has increased. That increase, however, has led to more ergonomic concerns. Physical wellness isn’t the only thing at risk with ergonomics.

 In a study conducted by EdWeek Research Center, 74% of educators said that students’ level of physical comfort while using educational technology impacted their level of engagement in learning.

Today’s tech-driven classrooms require more than the “sit up straight” method.

Download this practical ergonomics guide to get realistic tips students and teachers can implement to optimize workstations, save energy and focus, and promote overall well-being!

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