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Maru-san , a typewriter collector in Japan, snapped typebars tangled on the YOST and Pullman.
まるさんとの交信暦。アップストライク式の一種であるYOSTのタイプバスケット内、 タイプバー同士の タイプ打字中における輻輳事象について。 - QWERTYの史的とぐろ？raycy - qwerty-history-jpグループ
まるさんは 手で戻してやる必要がある とおっしゃり 絡むまでには至らない ともおっしゃる、、 - QWERTYの史的とぐろ？raycy - qwerty-history-jpグループ
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Group to discuss Alternative Keyboards for computers. Looking outside the box that contains QWERTY keyboards.
altkeyboards : Alternative Keyboards
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Psychology’s first forays into film
Kicking, Crying, Sleeping: More Adventures in the CHP Film Collection «
The Gilbreths seems to start investigation to typing at 1911*1 or leter or so.
Some source says the very start of the Dvorak-Dealey keyboard development is at 1914, when they Dvorak and Dealey watched the movie of typing motion study made by the Gilbreths.*2
At 1916, Dealey with a fellow co-operated with the Gilbreth finished a document "Micromotion applied to education."*3
The Gilbreths succeeded to produce a Gold medal typist by their couching method at 1916.*4
Some source says Dvorak and Dealey kept connection to and met several with Mrs. Lillian, and Lillian supported Dvorak's simplified.*5
On a book of Dvorak et.al. "Typewriting Behavior(1936)"*6 , I hear there writes dedication to Lillian or so.*7
The Gilbreth film Part2 of time 8:30? , the explanation sentesces on the screen says the Gilbreths' study lead to the simplified keyboard.
Is this right? And is here any evidence?
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http://www.st.ewi.tudelft.nl/~buzing/Articles/keyboards.pdf
Comparing Dieerent Keyboard Layouts: Aspects of QWERTY,DVORAK and alphabetical keyboards
Pieter Buzing
AI 97
student nr:1042645
pcbuzing@cs.vu.nl
July31,2003
In the 1920s it was the industrial engineer Frank Gilbrethwhoperformed time-and
studies on many worker activities. His research on typing showed that the Sholes design
in more fatigue and errorsthanalternativekeylayouts.Healsoclaimedthatthetypingspee
beincreased withadieerentlayout.Gilbrethaddressedthemajor designobstacles,likeall
letters amongkeyboardrows,among ngers,andbetweenthe left andright hands[10].
[10] Jared Diamond. The curse of qwerty. Discover