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The report contains a number of guidelines (extracted from both literature and sessions with stakeholders) that can be used by teachers and lecturers in Computer Science faculties to create and deliver Digital Ethics related content.

The report summarises existing practices and outlines possible approaches for developing the future curricula of ethics in Computer Science programs.

  • Tierney, B. “Facial Recognition on the Streets and in Shopping Malls”, Book Chapter in “97 Things About Ethics Everyone in Data Science Should Know: Collective Wisdom from the Experts”, Franks, B. (Ed.), O’Reilly Media, August 2020.
  • Gordon, D. “Ethics is the Antidote to Data Breaches”, Book Chapter in “97 Things About Ethics Everyone in Data Science Should Know: Collective Wisdom from the Experts”, Franks, B. (Ed.), O’Reilly Media, August 2020.
  • Gordon, D. “Anonymising Data is Really, Really Hard”, Book Chapter in “97 Things About Ethics Everyone in Data Science Should Know: Collective Wisdom from the Experts”, Franks, B. (Ed.), O’Reilly Media, August 2020.

Presentations

From the event European Conference on Digital Footprint

 

  • Tierney, B., Gordon, D., “Ethical Implications of Data Management”, European Conference on Digital Footprint, 24th October 2019, Brussels, Belgium. Download slides

From the event Teaching Ethics to Computer Science and Engineering Students – Experiences, Current Issues and Future Challenges

 

  • Dodig-Crnkovic, G., “Teaching Ethics with a Research-based Perspective”, Teaching Ethics to Computer Science and Engineering Students – Experiences, Current Issues and Future Challenges, 22nd September 2021, Gothenburg, Sweden. Download slides
  • Schiaffonati, V., “Why and how teaching ethics to CS and engineering students: current issues and future challenges”, Teaching Ethics to Computer Science and Engineering Students – Experiences, Current Issues and Future Challenges, 22nd September 2021, Gothenburg, Sweden. Download slides
  • Häggström, O., “Teaching a Course on New Technologies, Global Risk and the Future of Humanity”, Teaching Ethics to Computer Science and Engineering Students – Experiences, Current Issues and Future Challenges, 22nd September 2021, Gothenburg, Sweden. Download slides
  • De Fine Licht, K., “Teaching ethics to teachers and engineering students – Walking a tighrope between puzzle-solving and despair”, Teaching Ethics to Computer Science and Engineering Students – Experiences, Current Issues and Future Challenges, 22nd September 2021, Gothenburg, Sweden. Download slides

From the event A showcase of our resources for teaching Computer Ethics​

 

  • The Ethics4EU Team, “Our final Showcase”, A Showcase of our Resources for Teaching Computer Ethics, 8th June 2022, Dublin, Ireland. Download slides
  • Génova, G., “The Ethics of AI”, A Showcase of our Resources for Teaching Computer Ethics, 8th June 2022, Dublin, Ireland. Download slides

From the event Digital Ethics: Can we do better? – Workshop

 

  • Bagnato, A., “Digital Ethics in H2020 projects preparation”, Digital Ethics: Can we do better?, 15th June 2021, Paris, France. Download slides
  • Zaïdi, F., “Teaching Critical-Safety systems considering Digital Ethics”, Digital Ethics: Can we do better?, 15th June 2021, Paris, France. Download slides
  • Dratwa, J., “What world do we want to live in together? Ethics of Artificial Intelligence and the Question of Europe”, Digital Ethics: Can we do better?, 15th June 2021, Paris, France. Download slides
  • Baudel, T., “Digital Ethics as an engineering discipline. Why do engineers & researchers now need to care about ethics?”, Digital Ethics: Can we do better?, 15th June 2021, Paris, France. Download slides

Videos

Ethicomp 2021

Our team presented 5 papers at Ethicomp 2021, all supported by an online presentation!

Teaching Ethics to Computer Science and Engineering Students – Experiences, Current Issues and Future Challenges

Digital Ethics: Can we do better? - Workshop

Dealing with the Complexities of Teaching Ethics to Future CS Professionals​

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