Visual Ergonomics Handbook

Viewing an electronic display screen varies significantly from reading text on paper and human eyes often suffer for it. Featuring cutting-edge research in the field of visual ergonomics, 'Visual Ergonomics Handbook' focuses on vision and eye-care issues

Preface — Introduction — 1. Windows to the world / Jeffrey Anshel — 2. The eyes and visual system / Jeffry Anshel — 3. Electronic visual displays / Herb Berkwits — 4. Computer vision syndrome / Jeffry Anshel — 5. Office lighting for computer use / James E. Sheedy — Addendum: the case for anti-glare computer filters / Sharon Middendorf — 6. General ergonomics principles / Carolyn M. Sommerich — 7. Vision examinations and glasses / Stephen Glasser — 8. Vision in industrial settings / Bernard R. Blais — 9. Kids and computers / Alan Hedge — 10. General eye care tips / t Jeffry Anshel — 11. Economics of visual ergonomics / Maurice Oxenburgh and Pepe Marlow — App. A Computer workplace questionnaire — App. B Seal of acceptance program for computer glare reduction filters as of November 2004 — App. C Resources for the blind and visually impaired — App. D Computer access products for blind and visually impaired users — App. E Additional resources — Glossary — Index.