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Eugenia Hc Woo1, Peter White1, Christopher Wk Lai1
1Department of Health Technology and Informatics, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Kowloon, Hong Kong.
Abstract:
This article provides a general framework for understanding the use of information and communication technology in education and discusses the impact of computer usage on students' health and development. Potential beneficial and harmful effects of computer use by children are discussed. Early epidemiological and laboratory studies have indicated that children are at least of similar risk of developing musculoskeletal and vision problems as adults, and musculoskeletal and visual health problems developed in childhood are likely to persist into adulthood. This article, therefore, aims to provide a reflection on the deficits of existing policy and recommendations for child-specific guidelines in computer use.
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