Netiquettes and Computer Ergonomics, Go-Green Skills

 

  • What are netiquettes?
  • Email etiquettes
  • Online forms and their risks
  • Think before you click that link
  • Be vigilant while using online classifieds
  • Rules of Net-etiquettes
  • Sharing is caring, but not on Internet
  • Deactivate unused accounts
  • Tips for safe online recharge
  • Risks in Online registration
  • Validate before sharing online
  • If you copy-paste, first know about copyrights
  • Importance of strong password
  • Sharing photos online
  • Safe Downloading
  • Stay safe on social networking sites
  • Surf smarter
  • Digital signatures
  • Be safe while posting your resume online
  • Trusted websites
  • Cyber Security - Hacking
  • Cyber Security - Mischief
  • Cyber Stalking
  • Cyber Security - Cheating by personation
  • Cyber Security - identify Fraud
  • Cyber Security - identify Fraud
  • Some safe e-commerce tips
  • Keep your software/apps updated
  • Be vigilant while using online classifieds
  • Just because it’s free, it doesn’t mean it’s safe
  • Encrypt files to protect data
  • Online gaming is not always fun!
  • Keep your account information for yourself
  • Use antivirus protection before you go online
  • Protect yourself from cyber bullying
  • Stay safe while booking tickets online
  • Create back-up copies for your important stuff
  • Sharing is caring, but not on the Internet
  • Unsecure wireless connections
  • Peer to peer sharing
  • Keep your data private online
  • Surf smarter
  • Don't leave copies of your printed pages in a common printer
  • Use emoticons in your post
  • Don't Type in ALL CAPS
  • Read the email before you send
  • Risks associated with social bookmarking
  • Unsecured wireless connections
  • Do not attach unnecessary files
  • Don't reply a private message on "reply all”
  • Importance of ideal posture while using computer
  • Avoiding high audio volume
  • Correct use of keyboard and posture
  • Eyes vis-a-vis your computer screen
  • Helpful tips: Reading from your computer screen
  • Some neck exercises for stress relief
  • Why use an ergonomic chair?
  • Correct laptop posture
  • Break to break that habit
  • Use Mouse Ergonomically
  • Prevent musculoskeletal disorders
  • Shoulder exercises for computer users
  • Ergonomic keyboards
  • Don’t keep those legs dangling
  • Adjust the display’s brightness
  • Exercises your hands and fingers
  • Prevent computer vision syndrome
  • Flex those fingers
  • Ease the shoulders
  • Prevent ergonomic injuries in children
  • Step it up!
  • Children and computer-related injuries
  • Exercises at your desk
  • Ergonomic keyboard drawer
  • Rule of 20-20-20”
  • Use ergonomic table
  • Blink your eyes
  • Soothe your eyes
  • Lower Back Pain?
  • Proper lighting around computer workstation
  • Avoid eating at your desk
  • Exercises for your back
  • Stretch your legs
  • Some neck exercises
  • Ideal neck posture
  • Ouch! That wrist hurts!
  • Some more exercises for your shoulders
  • Side effects of AC workstations
  • What is an ergonomic mouse?
  • Some more finger exercises
  • Using ergonomic headphones
  • Check the display settings
  • Time to do some back stretching
  • Some more leg exercises
  • Keep away from the noise
  • Optimizing display settings
  • Check the position of your monitor
  • Tips to use the keyboard
  • Breathing exercises
  • Adjust your workstation for comfort
  • Importance of shutting down and logging off a computer
  • Turn off your monitor
  • Save fuel, go green
  • Save paper, use the Notepad app
  • Hibernate, lock or shut down?
  • Shun that screensaver
  • Use apps to save time and fuel
  • Use Google Maps to save fuel and time
  • Send e-invites and save paper
  • Use Google Calendar to work effectively
  • Did you correctly shutdown your computer?
  • Tips on green computing
  • Share online and reduce paper waste
  • Save paper, use both sides of paper
  • Use paperless communication
  • Reduce your digital and carbon footprints
  • Use shared drive storages instead of email attachments
  • Analyze your computer's energy usage
  • Recycle your old computer
  • Use effective power management
  • Create shortcuts, not copies
  • When multitasking, close the unused apps
  • Use online services wherever possible
  • Think before you take a printout
  • Organize files and folders: Saves energy
  • Avoid unnecessary digital storage and email attachments
  • Delete unused files from the hard drive
  • Archive large email folders
  • Use energy saving technology
  • Screensavers are not energy savers, shun them
  • Buy computers that come with a Star rating
  • Reduce paper margins to decrease paper consumption
  • Use soft copies of textbooks whenever possible
  • Use digital copies over hard copies
  • Separate your e-waste and techno trash
  • Reuse ink cartridges
  • Avoid non-productive message and mail forwards
  • Remember to turn-off the Bluetooth and Wi-Fi
  • Turn off the peripherals
  • Video conference to save time and resources
  • Use zip files and PDFs
  • Buy only energy efficient products
  • Upgrade to a flat panel LCD monitor
  • Adjust the brightness on your monitor
  • Opt for e-bills and e-bank statements to save environment
  • Verify if your computer’s power supply is 80 plus Certified
  • Use printer rationally, opt for eFax
  • Download only the apps and programs you need
  • Replace colored prints with black and white
  • Extend the life of your computer Go Green Skills
  • Importance of shutting down and logging off a computer
  • Turn off your monitor
  • Save fuel, go green
  • Save paper, use the Notepad app
  • Hibernate, lock or shut down?
  • Shun that screensaver
  • Use apps to save time and fuel
  • Use Google Maps to save fuel and time
  • Send e-invites and save paper
  • Use Google Calendar to work effectively
  • Did you correctly shutdown your computer?
  • Tips on green computing
  • Share online and reduce paper waste
  • Save paper, use both sides of paper
  • Use paperless communication
  • Reduce your digital and carbon footprints
  • Use shared drive storages instead of email attachments
  • Analyze your computer's energy usage
  • Recycle your old computer
  • Use effective power management
  • Create shortcuts, not copies
  • When multitasking, close the unused apps
  • Use online services wherever possible
  • Think before you take a printout
  • Organize files and folders: Saves energy
  • Avoid unnecessary digital storage and email attachments
  • Delete unused files from the hard drive
  • Archive large email folders
  • Use energy saving technology
  • Screensavers are not energy savers, shun them
  • Buy computers that come with a Star rating
  • Reduce paper margins to decrease paper consumption
  • Use soft copies of textbooks whenever possible
  • Use digital copies over hard copies
  • Separate your e-waste and techno trash
  • Reuse ink cartridges
  • Avoid non-productive message and mail forwards
  • Remember to turn-off the Bluetooth and Wi-Fi
  • Turn off the peripherals
  • Video conference to save time and resources
  • Use zip files and PDFs
  • Buy only energy efficient products
  • Upgrade to a flat panel LCD monitor
  • Adjust the brightness on your monitor
  • Opt for e-bills and e-bank statements to save environment
  • Verify if your computer’s power supply is 80 plus Certified
  • Use printer rationally, opt for eFax
  • Download only the apps and programs you need
  • Replace colored prints with black and white
  • Extend the life of your computer

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