October 3, 2008, Newsletter Issue #1: Student Computer Desks

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Computer training and education is rapidly becoming a part of school curriculums everywhere. From learning how to type properly to navigating the Internet for educational resources, computers are more a part of this generation than any other. As a result, schools are seeing an increasing demand for quality computer desks.

A student computer desk should accommodate both the student and the computer itself. Look for desks that have fixed or sliding shelves that place the keyboard at an ergonomic height and position for the students’ easy use. This can help to prevent carpal tunnel syndrome and other physical ailments.

Another important part of a student computer desk is the space reserved for the computer itself. Rather than cramming the computer tower on top of the desk along with the monitor, look for desks that have storage shelves or cabinets for the tower underneath. With this option you never have to worry about a computer tower being knocked off the top of a desk and damaged. And make sure that whatever apparatus is used, the area is properly ventilated to avoid the computer overheating.

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