Understanding Ethical and Cultural Issues in Computer Science

Understanding Ethical and Cultural Issues in Computer Science

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Understanding Ethical and Cultural Issues in Computer Science

Learning Objective

At the end of the lesson you;

  • will understand ethical and cultural issues in computer

  • be able to discuss their implications.

What do you already know about ethical and cultural issues in technology?

What is Ethics?

Ethics involves moral principles that govern behaviour. In computing, it means ensuring technology is used responsibly.

Why Ethics Matter

Ethical computing ensures fairness, privacy, and security. It protects users and promotes trust in technology.

Common Ethical Issues

Issues include privacy, intellectual property, and digital rights. These affect how technology is developed and used.

What are Cultural Issues?

Cultural issues refer to the impact of technology on different cultures, including language, access, and representation.

Cultural Sensitivity in Tech

Tech products must respect cultural differences. This includes language options and avoiding stereotypes.

Case Study: Social Media

Social media platforms face ethical and cultural challenges, like misinformation and cultural bias in algorithms.

Discussion and Reflection

Discuss how ethical and cultural issues might affect future tech developments. Reflect on personal responsibilities.

Write down 3 things you learned in this lesson.

Write down 2 things you want to know more about.

Ask 1 question about something you haven't quite understood yet.