Supporting the Ethical Use of Technology Contributed Anonymously
Computer ethics is not taught in one lecture. It is something that is learned throughout the student's life. In the classroom, we need to support ethical use of technology. Perhaps an introduction to ethical use of computers can begin by viewing and discussing the Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics from the Computer Ethics Institute. The Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics
Unethical Practices Presentations Contributed by Colleen Baxendell
Roxbury High School
Succasunna, New Jersey
After presenting the ethical issues PowerPoint presentation, we discuss some unethical practices that can be done on the computer. Students are asked to write a one-page argument for or against a considered unethical computer practice. (Napster is a common example.) The student can also opt to do a media presentation of the issue using PowerPoint or another type of program to present their argument. They also present their argument in class. If they chose not to present it but still hand in the work, points are deducted from the total score. Ethical Issues PowerPoint Presentation (.ppt/128KB)
Ethical Issues: Internet Content Providers and Internet Service Providers by Andrew Meyenn
CSTA Member
Wesley College
Melbourne
At the conclusion of this lesson, students will have an understanding of: Ethical issues of copyright , Ethical issues of "do no harm" , Ethical issues for ISPs (Internet service providers) , and How to analyze an ethical issue.