Digital Sustainability and Open-Source-Software Quiz

Study Notes

Digital sustainability is the conscientious management of digital resources to ensure their long-term usefulness and sustainability.
The concept of digital sustainability is based on the premise that the benefits of digital resources should be maximized for society as a whole, rather than being restricted to current or future users.
Ten key requirements for digital sustainability have been identified, including that digital resources be non-rivalrous and accessible to as many people as possible without compromising their quality.
Digital sustainability is being studied by academics in Switzerland, and there is growing interest in the concept from the private sector as well.
Open-Source-Software is software that is released under a free, open-source licence.
Open-Source-Software is often developed collaboratively and is considered to be more sustainable than proprietary software.
The Parlamentarische Gruppe Digitale Nachhaltigkeit was established in Switzerland in 2009 to promote the use of digital technologies that are sustainable.
The initiative Digitale Nachhaltigkeit aims to help people understand and use digital technologies in a sustainable way.
The ten principles of digital sustainability outlined by the initiative are based on the principle of free and open access to information and software.

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Test your knowledge about digital sustainability, open-source software, and the principles of sustainable digital technologies. Learn about the conscientious management of digital resources and the benefits of open-source software for sustainability.