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Ergonomic Office Chair Design Research: Tools & Techniques

Explore the research process, search terms, and tools for finding resources on ergonomic office chair design. Learn about popular and scholarly publications, databases, and key terms for effective research in ergonomics. Enhance your knowledge with this comprehensive tutorial.

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Ergonomic Office Chair Design Research: Tools & Techniques

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  1. KINESIOLOGY 180 References in Ergonomics Fall 2009 Leslie Rimmer

  2. Tutorial Outline • The research process • Library Website • Finding resources • Books • Scholarly journal articles

  3. Research Process Identify the research topic: Ergonomic information about office chair design

  4. Research Process Identify the terms: • ergonomic • chair design

  5. Research Process Identify the related terms ergonomic – - human engineering - others?

  6. Research Process Identify the related terms chair design – - office seating - others?

  7. Searching Tools • AND • OR • truncation *

  8. Combining terms & tools ergonomic* OR human engineering AND chair design OR office seating

  9. Library Web Page • Research guides • Catalogue • Databases • Citation style guides

  10. Popular publications • Informs or entertains • Sells products • Aimed at general public • Contains graphics, photos, illustrations • Rarely cites other sources • Simple, non-technical language

  11. Scholarly publications • Reports on original research • Audience includes academics, researchers, professionals • Often contains charts, graphs and tables • Always cites sources • PEER REVIEWED or REFEREED

  12. Article Indexes and Databases • Academic Search Premier • Ergonomics Abstracts • CCOHS

  13. Citations Corlett, E. N. (2006). Background to sitting at work: Research based requirement for the design of work seats. [Electronic version]. Ergonomics, 49(14), 1538-1546. Retrieved September 10, 2008, from Academic Search Premier database.

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