Re: HC EMAIL TIP 82A: Request for Feedback

[robert (Red Hat Linux User)]

 > From: Joan Lichterman <http://www.uclink4.berkeley.edu/~joanl>
 > Date: Thu  Feb 12, 10:12am
 >
 > Please forward this questionnaire to the people to whom you usually forward Healthy Computing Email Tips and respond directly to http://www.sfsu.edu/~healthco. 
 > 
 > >Date: Wed, 11 Feb 1998 
 > >From: Healthy Computing Project   <http://www.sfsu.edu/~healthco>
 > >Subject: HC EMAIL TIP 82A:  Request for Feedback
 > >Reply-To: Healthy Computing Project   <http://www.sfsu.edu/~healthco>
 > >
 > >HEALTHY COMPUTING EMAIL TIP 82A:  REQUEST FOR FEEDBACK
 > >
 > >In our continuing efforts to provide useful Healthy Computing Email Tips,
 > >your input is essential.
 > >
 > >Please take a few moments to answer the following questionnaire and return
 > >it to us at http://www.sfsu.edu/~healthco.
 > >
 > >1. Do you read the HEALTHY COMPUTING EMAIL TIPS?
 > >
 > >        __Never   _X_Sometimes  ___Often  __Always
 > >
 > >
 > >2. Have you incorporated the suggestions or practices from the TIPS into
 > >your work?
 > >
 > >        X_None   __A little   __Some  __Much
 > >
 > >Describe:
 > > I already do a lot of what's suggested.  Also, my own regiment works
pretty OK.
 > >
 > >3. Do you currently experience discomfort, achiness or pain while working
 > >at the computer?
 > >
 > >        __Not at all    __Some  X_Often
 > >
 > >Describe:
 > >My injury was Nov 1993.
 > >
 > >4. Since you have been reading/using the TIPS, have your computer-related
 > >symptoms gotten:
 > >
 > >        __Worse  X_Stayed the same  __Better
 > >
 > >Describe:
 > >
 > >
 > >5. How often do you take microbreaks while at the computer?
 > >
 > >        __Not at all   ___Sometimes  ___Often
 > >
 > >Describe:
 > >
 > >
 > >6.  How often do you take large movement breaks during your work day?
 > >
 > >        __Not at all   _X_Sometimes  ___Often
 > >
 > >
 > >Describe:
 > >
 > >
 > >7.  What are we doing right?
 > >
 > >
 > >8.  What should we do differently?
 > >Maybe give a short summary in the e-mail and put the main body of the
text onto a web page, which is referenced in the e-mail.  This way,
there's less bandwidth used in the e-mail messages.  Maybe?
 > >9.  Comments and suggestions:
 > >
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 > >The distribution of Healthy Computing Email Tips is sponsored by the
 > >Institute for Holistic Healing Studies and Human Resources.
 > >
 > >Copyright 1998 Erik Peper, Ph.D. and Katherine Hughes Gibney