This is a link to rated directories and collections. Telstra, a major Australian internet services company, offers a very worthwhile guide for students facing an intensive semester of computing at the university. A new site, Ergonomics.org , is provided as a service by Alexander Technique Nebraska and The Ontario Centre for the Alexander Technique. This site relates the principles of ergonomics to real-world questions of posture and movement patterns. CTDNews is a leading source for information on workplace repetitive motion and stress injuries and illnesses.
Issues covered include carpal tunnel syndrome to low-back pain.
You can sign up here for their informative newsletter. Family PC's article on Comfortable Computing covers many important aspects of ergonomics. Starting with the science of setting the setting for efficiency and safety and progressing to customizing your computer's Windows or Macintosh desktop for each member of the family, setting up your hard drive, and picking just the right input device for your family. The Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory has put together one of the best corporate policy and ergonomic guides we've seen online. Definitely worth a visit.