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Ergonomía Ocupacional. Investigaciones y Aplicaciones. Vol 3 2010 Irritant. 50 Talk quietly. 1.5. CONCLUSIONS. 40 30 Whispers. Music played on radio at low volume. 20 City quiet floor. 10 Whisper (vegetation). of leaves 0 Hearing threshold. It was expressed by the group the distinction of sounds within the classroom and outside, the habit of perceiving external sounds as part of the learning environment, like a sound accompaniment. Especially noticed some discomfort because the dominant noise abroad, is to talk out loud. Regarding the Library, a combination of whispers, voices, noise from air conditioning equipment, produce anxiety and stress in the interior. Inside the cafeteria, conversation is difficult because of the noise. It was found that the materials used in buildings are not insulated or sound-absorbing. They are generally flat surfaces finished in painted cement, windows aluminum bearing. Also it was noted the classrooms air conditioners, as sources of noise. The exercise participants were sensitized on to consider ergonomics to achieve acoustic comfort in the spaces. Sociedad de Ergonomistas de México, A.C. 92
Ergonomía Ocupacional. Investigaciones y Aplicaciones. Vol 3 2010 2. ANALYSIS OF NEW <strong>DE</strong>SIGN WORKSHOPS FUNITURE. 2.1. INTRODUCTION. In Design learning, we consider the experience as a key factor. Since the products generated will be used by users, which we seeks to satisfy. Considering as example the model of Kolb (1984), the traditional tendency is to exercise the conceptualization phase mostly in institutions. Taking a side step, we invited a group of students to think about their academic work. Leaving aside the conceptualization only about ergonomics, was experienced and observed the use of furniture for design: a drawing desk prototype. 2.2. OBJECTIVES. The student through observation, conceptualization and experimentation known anthropometric parameters. 2.3. METHOD. Concepts were presented using anthropometry concepts and anthropometric tables, considering the scope and parameters of clearance, Sociedad de Ergonomistas de México, A.C. 93
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Prefacio La Sociedad de Ergonomista
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ERGONOMICS AND EDUCATION Ergonomía
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