Who is a display screen user?
In this short exercise, you will be presented with some information about a job role (there are five in total). For each job role, see if you can decide correctly whether they should be classified as a DSE User or not.
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Question 1 of 5
1. Question
Secretary or typist. Uses DSE (typically a PC and printer) for word processing of reports, memos, letters from manuscript and dictation, combined with e-mail. Some variation in workload and some degree of control over scheduling throughout the day. Typically around two or three hours DSE use daily. - Continuous spells of an hour or more? Yes
- Daily use of DSE? Yes
- Fast information transfer? Yes
- High attention and concentration? Maybe
- High dependency on the DSE? Maybe
- Little choice whether or not to use the DSE? Maybe
- Special training or skills? Yes
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Question 2 of 5
2. Question
Data input operator. Employed full time on continuous processing of invoices. Predominantly numeric input using numeric key pad. May be subject to a system of keystroke monitoring with associated bonus payments.- Continuous spells of an hour or more? Yes
- Daily use of DSE? Yes
- Fast information transfer? Yes
- High attention and concentration? Maybe
- High dependency on the DSE? Yes
- Little choice whether or not to use the DSE? Yes
- Special training or skills? Yes
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Question 3 of 5
3. Question
Graphic designer. Works on multimedia applications. Intensive scrutiny of images at high resolution. Large screens. Page make-up. Multiple input devices. Colour systems critical.- Continuous spells of an hour or more? Yes
- Daily use of DSE? Yes
- Fast information transfer? Yes
- High attention and concentration? Maybe
- High dependency on the DSE? Yes
- Little choice whether or not to use the DSE? Yes
- Special training or skills? Yes
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Question 4 of 5
4. Question
Receptionist. If work is mainly concerned with customer-public interaction, with the possibility of using DSE occasionally for limited purposes, for example obtaining details of staff telephone numbers, locations; or intermittent monitoring of a single CCTV screen.- Continuous spells of an hour or more? No
- Daily use of DSE? No
- Fast information transfer? No
- High attention and concentration? No
- High dependency on the DSE? No
- Little choice whether or not to use the DSE? Maybe
- Special training or skills? No
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Question 5 of 5
5. Question
Senior manager. Uses DSE (sometimes a laptop) infrequently for short periods, for generation/manipulation of statistics for presentation at meetings.- Continuous spells of an hour or more? Maybe
- Daily use of DSE? No
- Fast information transfer? No
- High attention and concentration? Maybe
- High dependency on the DSE? Maybe
- Little choice whether or not to use the DSE? No
- Special training or skills? No
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