An application design proposal for reducing digital carbon footprint and healthy life
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The last century of human history is called the digital age and in this age, digital tools are intertwined with human life. Digital tools and services such as computers, smartphones and tablets play a key role in digitalization and constitute the digital culture process. While the increasing use of digital devices around the world makes life easier in many areas of our lives, it also harms health and the environment. In this research, first of all, the damages of digital uses to our health and the environment in the context of sustainability are examined. In addition, a project proposal was developed with the research. The aim of the research that forms the basis of this project is to provide constructive suggestions to reduce the environmental damage caused by digital carbon footprints that occur after digital use within the framework of sustainability and to solve possible health problems that may arise during the use of digital tools.
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Beste Tan
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Beste Tan (Master Thesis). An application design proposal for reducing digital carbon footprint and healthy life, 2023, TOBB Economics and Technology University.
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