Her præsenteres materiale til et online kursus i etisk argumentation med særligt henblik på analyse af problemer ved udvikling og brug af informationsteknologi. Materialet er på engelsk, og det har været afprøvet på kandidatuddannelsen informationsarkitektur, AAU, i foråret 2018, hvor det sammen med vejledning, opgaver og gruppediskussion har været grundstammen i et modul på uddannelsen.
Kurset omfatter: Introduktion til forskellige former for etisk argumentation set i filosofisk og systematisk perspektiv –især i forhold til ikt som anvendelsesområde. Konkret har der været fokus på en række etiske problemer knyttet til udvikling og anvendelse af informationsteknologi. Det gælder især følgende temaer og anvendelsesområder:
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