In a few hours (evening for me, morning in India!) I'm giving a keynote for the COMPUTE conference on integrating ethics into computer science education. Including some links in this thread to papers and other things I will reference in that talk! Perfect for #CSEdWeek2020. :)
https://twitter.com/Indiaacm/status/1336362113812451328
First: Why integrate ethics into technical CS classes? It's one way to change the culture towards recognizing that ethics is an integral part of the practice of computing, and not a specialization. howwegettonext.com/what-our-tech-…
Read more about our efforts to include ethical context in intro programming assignments in this forthcoming #SIGCSE2021 paper: cmci.colorado.edu/~cafi5706/SIGC…
Our work in this area is funded by the Responsible Computer Science challenge, and you can find out more about other institutions involved on their website! #ResponsibleCS foundation.mozilla.org/en/what-we-fun…
Standalone tech ethics classes are also awesome and can provide a lot of ideas for content to integrate into other classes as well. If you teach such a class and want ideas OR to help out others, here is a crowdsourced list! medium.com/@cfiesler/tech…
We analyzed syllabi for these courses to see WHAT people are teaching, and @LifeofNoods also led analysis of topics taught in #AIEthics classes specifically. medium.com/cuinfoscience/…
And for one concrete idea for a creative, fun activity that can be plugged into any topical CS class, here's details about the Black Mirror Writers Room as an example of an ethical speculation exercise. howwegettonext.com/the-black-mirr…
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