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Ethics in the computing curriculum?

by crowleyjeanniePosted on September 1, 2018January 14, 2020

Hello World Magazine 2018

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Daniel A. Rabuzzi @DanielRabuzzi·

#techwithpurpose #ethicalCS thanks for sharing @diane_levitt great work being done @CornellTechnion @CornellTechNYC

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saber khan @ed_saber·

This great news for us all in #ethicalCS as @EvanMPeck put out accessible and engaging activities that work multiple age levels

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Beatrice Addyson @savedvefawl·

Long @hossamhoss44 @khsbcaorg #ethicalcs

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James W. Malazita @JMalazita·

Some of you may have heard about the "Social Justice and Computer Science" class that I've been working on @RPI with faculty, graduate students, and undergrads. I'd like to present some of the content we've taught this semester: #ethicalCS #STS #DH

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Evan Peck @EvanMPeck·

Very excited for the opportunity to rethink and redesign our CS 1 course this summer via a @BucknellU curriculum grant. I'll be shifting the motivation of the course towards societal impact (#ethicalCS), design & creativity, and critical interrogation of data. More soon!

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