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I keep my digital devices for as long as possible.
1 of 34
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When I no longer need a digital device, I immediately give it to someone else, sell it, or ensure it is properly recycled.
2 of 34
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I try to use digital devices that consume the least energy possible (smartphones instead of laptops, laptops instead of desktops, small screens instead of large screens).
3 of 34
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I try to transfer data (particularly large quantities of data) using wired cable instead of using Wi-Fi, or 3G, 4G or 5G.
4 of 34
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I dim screens as much as possible.
5 of 34
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I use dark mode when possible.
6 of 34
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I ensure my screen gets turned off within 5 minutes of me stopping using my device.
7 of 34
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I ensure my device goes into sleep or hibernation mode within 10 minutes of me stopping using it.
8 of 34
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I shut down my device when I’ve finished working on it in the evening or when I know I won’t be using it for several hours.
9 of 34
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I shut down and switch off power to as much general electronics (routers, chargers, TVs, etc.) as possible at night.
10 of 34
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I minimize notifications on my smartphone.
11 of 34
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I delete unnecessary apps.
12 of 34
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I try to keep phone battery life above 50%.
13 of 34
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I try to use short charges for my phone battery.
14 of 34
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I avoid having my phone charging overnight.
15 of 34
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I charge my phone using a wire instead of a wireless charger.
16 of 34
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I try to create digital content that uses the least energy possible (as little text as possible; text instead of images; images instead of videos; videos that are as short as possible).
17 of 34
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I have received enough training in creating shorter and fewer emails.
18 of 34
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I have received enough training in creating shorter and more concise documents.
19 of 34
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I have received enough training in being the most effective I can be in working in online collaborative groups.
20 of 34
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In relation to any of my emails, documents, files, etc., I keep them up to date by regularly maintaining, archiving or deleting.
21 of 34
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I put appropriate metadata on everything I publish. (Metadata—keywords, tags—makes content more findable in search engines, and also supports classification.)
22 of 34
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I make sure that any images and videos I’m responsible for are as compressed and optimized as possible.
23 of 34
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I try to minimize the use of video during online meetings and use audio instead.
24 of 34
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I am comfortable with the number of emails, meetings and other communications that I receive in my organization.
25 of 34
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I find it easy to find the right person to ask a question of or collaborate with.
26 of 34
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I find it easy to find content and other information on my organization’s intranet or other internal systems.
27 of 34
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The information I find on my organization’s intranet is usually up to date.
28 of 34
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The information I find on my organization’s intranet is usually short, concise, clear.
29 of 34
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I try to focus on creating things that have lasting value.
30 of 34
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Things that I have created (content, images, code, etc.) have been regularly reused.
31 of 34
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I regularly reuse things (content, images, code, etc.), rather than creating new stuff.
32 of 34
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I am judged by my manager based on the usefulness and quality of what I create, rather than on the quantity of what I create.
33 of 34
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I would describe the culture of my organization as one of “continuous improvement” rather than “launch and leave”.
34 of 34
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