An Evaluation of Tertiary Educators’ Perception of Online Teaching Related Ergonomic Factors

The Aim of this research was to identify and assess ergonomic factors that affected educators in minerals, mining engineering and other educators’ experience with online teaching. Noise, insufficient time to complete all teaching related work, and lack of interaction with students were the main barr...

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Main Author: Ghosh, Mitali
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2024
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/95162
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description The Aim of this research was to identify and assess ergonomic factors that affected educators in minerals, mining engineering and other educators’ experience with online teaching. Noise, insufficient time to complete all teaching related work, and lack of interaction with students were the main barriers identified. There was minimal difference in factors between minerals, mining engineering, and other educators’ experiences. Having good physical, organisational, cognitive, social, and environmental ergonomic factors facilitated online educators’ work.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-951622024-05-27T00:47:52Z An Evaluation of Tertiary Educators’ Perception of Online Teaching Related Ergonomic Factors Ghosh, Mitali The Aim of this research was to identify and assess ergonomic factors that affected educators in minerals, mining engineering and other educators’ experience with online teaching. Noise, insufficient time to complete all teaching related work, and lack of interaction with students were the main barriers identified. There was minimal difference in factors between minerals, mining engineering, and other educators’ experiences. Having good physical, organisational, cognitive, social, and environmental ergonomic factors facilitated online educators’ work. 2024 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/95162 Curtin University fulltext
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An Evaluation of Tertiary Educators’ Perception of Online Teaching Related Ergonomic Factors
title An Evaluation of Tertiary Educators’ Perception of Online Teaching Related Ergonomic Factors
title_full An Evaluation of Tertiary Educators’ Perception of Online Teaching Related Ergonomic Factors
title_fullStr An Evaluation of Tertiary Educators’ Perception of Online Teaching Related Ergonomic Factors
title_full_unstemmed An Evaluation of Tertiary Educators’ Perception of Online Teaching Related Ergonomic Factors
title_short An Evaluation of Tertiary Educators’ Perception of Online Teaching Related Ergonomic Factors
title_sort evaluation of tertiary educators’ perception of online teaching related ergonomic factors
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/95162