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Course Outline

Introduction (Morning Session)

  • Contextualizing the role of data in modern life and its expansion through digital tools

Environmental Implications of Digital Technology

  • Carbon footprints and greenhouse gas emissions
  • Broader ecological effects: biodiversity, water consumption, and energy usage

Social Implications

  • Analyzing global social challenges linked to digital practices

Societal Implications

  • Addressing inclusivity, accessibility, equity, and ethical considerations in digital usage

Regulatory Frameworks and Certifications

  • Reviewing regulations and labels pertaining to responsible digital practices

Identifying Best Practices (Afternoon Session)

  • Exploring professional and personal strategies to minimize digital footprints
  • Assessing the advantages of adopting sustainable practices

Forms of Obsolescence

  • Recognizing different types of obsolescence and their consequences

Eco-design Workshop

  • Applying tools and methodologies for eco-design
  • Deploying eco-friendly digital services

Continued Actions and Recommendations

  • Maintaining responsible practices over time
  • Recommended readings, podcasts, and documentaries for continued learning
  • Roundtable discussion to review key takeaways
  • Creating short-term action plans

Conclusion and Next Steps

Requirements

  • No prior requirements

Intended Audience

  • Digital technology professionals
  • Individuals interested in responsible digital technology
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