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CLASS ACTIVITY WORKSHEET
Q. Do you have a strong, reliable internet connection at your workspace?
yes
no
Q. Do you have access to a printer? no Q. Is your workspace reserved primarily for your personal use? yes
yes
no
I share with others.
Q. Is your workspace comfortable?
yes
no
somewhat
Too comfortable!
Q. Do you have a straight-back, comfortable chair?
yes
no
Q. Is your desktop surface area size adequate? no Q. Estimate size of the desktop surface area: _______ x _______ Q. Do books, papers or other items clutter your desktop? yes no Q. Describe the lighting: overhead desktop/task both Q. Does your workspace lighting need improvement? Is it too dull? ______ Too bright? ______ Q. Does the lighting cast a glare or shadow your working area or computer screen? Explain: yes _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ Q. How is the temperature and ventilation in your workspace? Hot and stuffy? ______ Chilly? ______ Just right? ______ Q. Is your workspace personalized with class schedules and calendars, photos of friends, posters, art work, awards, or other decorations of your choice? Describe your workspace design and any changes you would like to make so your workspace expresses who you are. PRODUCT PREVIEW _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ Q. Overall, is your workspace environment a pleasant and productive place to work? Why or why not? _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ Lighting is important. Low lighting slows neuron function.
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Chapter 9 | The Organized Workspace
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