The Survey of Training Aids and Lighting Effects on Eye Fatigue

authors:

avatar Hadi Daneshmandi , *


how to cite: Daneshmandi H. The Survey of Training Aids and Lighting Effects on Eye Fatigue. Jentashapir J Cell Mol Biol. 2014;5(1): -. 

Abstract

Background:

One of the valuable experiences that can be useful educational centers is using the various aspects of educational technology and recognition of importance and application training aides in learning process. This study was conducted with the objective of determination of training aids and lighting effects (video projector and white board) on the eye fatigue among students.

Material and methods:

In this cross-sectional study, students in health and nutrition school (Shiraz University of Medical Sciences) (n=200), voluntarily participated (17-30 years old). A questionnaire consisted of three parts was used as data collecting tool. In the first part, demographic characteristics, in the second part, questions about specific symptoms of eye fatigue and in the third part questions related to the public eye fatigue were included.

Results:

Results showed that between eye fatigue and the use of video projector and white board there is a significant relationship. Also, results showed that there is relationship between eye fatigue and use of glasses. According to these results, there is no significant relationship between eye fatigue with age and sex.

Background:

One of the valuable experiences that can be useful educational centers is using the various aspects of educational technology and recognition of importance and application training aides in learning process. This study was conducted with the objective of determination of training aids and lighting effects (video projector and white board) on the eye fatigue among students.

Material and methods:

In this cross-sectional study, students in health and nutrition school (Shiraz University of Medical Sciences) (n=200), voluntarily participated (17-30 years old). A questionnaire consisted of three parts was used as data collecting tool. In the first part, demographic characteristics, in the second part, questions about specific symptoms of eye fatigue and in the third part questions related to the public eye fatigue were included.

Results:

Results showed that between eye fatigue and the use of video projector and white board there is a significant relationship. Also, results showed that there is relationship between eye fatigue and use of glasses. According to these results, there is no significant relationship between eye fatigue with age and sex.

Full Text

Full text is available in PDF