Such injuries are also known as Cumulative Trauma Disorders (CTDs), Work-Related Upper Limb Disorders (WRULDs), and Occupational Overuse Injuries. Doctors and other healthcare professionals tend not to use these shorthand terms, but instead refer to the problems by their separate and specific names, e.g. tendonitis. This injury can be used be improper frequent use of a keyboard. There are many things which Anita can do to counteract this problem or prevent it from getting any worse. She could use software which enables you to talk through a mouth piece. The software is trained to the sound of your voice, and is able to transfer what ever is being said into text via the software. There are a number of this software’s available to suit many needs and desires. As when using this software you have to train it to your voice for half an hour Anita may be tempted to skips areas from the training programme and may wish to just use the software, this is ok but if some areas of the training programme are missed out the software may not be able to deserver what is being said into the mouth piece. So Anita may still need on some occasions to use her keyboard. That is why below I have given some other helpful advice which will help Anita. There are also another numbers of ways which she could prevent or counteract this problem, by taking up simple acts such as ‘not having to stretch away from the keyboard’ to be in a upright position which can also effect your back and neck., simple things such as this can help on the improvements to a person’s performance on a computer and as I have already said to prevent or counteract the problem.
Also in the information above it gave insight to any problem with Anita was experiencing. With the help of aged and other factors which she may not be aware of Anita’s eyesight is not all that good. There are man ways in which she can solve this problem. She could purchase a large monitor, a ample size for Anita could be a 24 inches as an average monitor is 14 inches. This would help Anita in her difficultly in being able to see clearly what is shown on the monitor. Also Anita could set Zoom setting on many of the Microsoft functions as it will improve her visibility on the monitor. Below is a print screen showing how to set this function. You click on view then scroll down to you get to ‘Zoom’.
As Anita is producing a Club Magazine which will need to include Club event, and personalities she will need sophisticated software which will enable her to produce her Club Magazines. She will need software or programme which will able her to edit and crop and lighten the pictures and darken the pictures, a lot like the one available on word but a lot more advanced. Below is a print screen demonstrating this function that is accessible on Microsoft Word.
She may receive this piece of software with an appliance such as a Digital Camera, or scanner, or a web cam. She may need a scanner to scan a image of something that had taken place on the club. She may need a digital Camera to taken imagery of activities or other events which may be relevant or use full to the club magazine. She also may need the internet in help with her magazine as she may require to copy and paste image or pieces of text off the internet. If she is going to acquire a computer with internet access she will wish to have parental guidance active as she may children using the computer and she would not wish for them to see anything which would be consider improper for children, such as imagery, texts, and chat rooms which should not be accessible to children.
Below is a print screen showing if they option was not already activated for Anita how she would be able to activated it.
Also Anita has the option of having a Microsoft Office which comes with Microsoft Word, Microsoft Access, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Outlook, and Microsoft Excel. Although she may not need them at the present time she may need them in the present future.
