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million people [10]. Making the estimated 88.4% equate to justover 278.5 million people that owned a computer. By virtue of that assessment alone, thepopulation who own a computer has increased by 2,685% since the 1980’s. Conversely, testing in the field of Civil Engineering has remained relatively stagnant.OSHA provides videos and computer-based courses as can be seen on their website. However,these educational tools are not regularly updated or improved with technology [11]. Individualshear the risks, learn about the safety protocols, and see the injuries and deaths associated withfalls, but this is all occurring on paper or through videos. Being able to translate what is seen onpaper, or through short video clips to a person’s life is