Work from Home Office Ergonomics are designed to help people avoid working in high stress postures while working from home using Computer and Electronic Technologies throughout the work day. Attention should be paid to the following key areas of your work space and work area setup; -Chair Height and Lower Back Support -Keyboard and Mouse Positioning -Monitor Height, Distance, and Glare avoidance. Correct Setup will minimize discomfort and avoid musculoskeletal disorders including: - Carpal Tunnel Syndrome - Neck and Shoulder Pain - Back Pain - Leg Discomfort - Vision Fatigue Work from Home, Have fun and be Safe. Share these ergonomic tips with your "Virtual" School children so they can develop good postures early in their life when using computers at home.