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This page is for collecting checklists for EVE.

The checklists on this page are intended to help you remember what to do in a situation. They are neither training tools nor policy statements: They offer no explanation or justification. They exist only to remind you of things you should already know to do.

When working through a checklist, at each step, you should either perform the action, verify that the condition is met, or understand why the step does not apply to your situation.

Contents 1 Checklists 1.1 Clone Jumping 1.2 Podkilled 2 Creating a Good Checklist 3 Other Checklists

Checklists

Clone Jumping

• Leave ship.
• Stop training.
• Wait for session timer caused by leaving ship.
• Clone jump.
• Restart training.

Podkilled

• Renew your medical clone.
• Post killmail on killboard.

Creating a Good Checklist

There are several types of checklists, but if you want to create the type of checklist on this page, here are a few hints:

• A short checklist that leaves out details is better than a comprehensive checklist that no one uses.
• A good checklist is a trusted guide to routine necessities, freeing the checklist user's mind for important matters.
• Checklists are not authoritative, only useful.
• Checklists do not need to explain themselves. That's training, and it comes elsewhere.
• Checklists should follow policy but need not justify it.
• If a step might not apply for a simple and obvious reason---e.g. "Drones in drone bay" on a ship with no drone bay---don't bother to explain. Trust the user to figure that out.
• Try to minimize activity by grouping tasks that use the same interface (e.g. fitting window).
• Test your checklist to see if it makes sense and goes quickly.

Other Checklists

Here are some other checklists from EVE university:

• Your First Steps in Eve University
• Wartime Checklist
• Pre-Op Checklist in The Rookie's Guide To Fleet Ops
• Fleet, Wing, and Squad Commander checklists at Fleet Checklist
• What to do if you are a victim of Can Flipping