Today, more than ever before, managing our - and our students’ - online privacy, mental health, future of work, understanding of ethical impacts of artificial intelligence and more are increasingly confronting us in our classrooms, yet busy as we all are, how can we all (leaders, teachers, students and families alike) find throughlines to each ignite a strong inner compass to best navigate this brave new world?
In an innovative project collaboration between ERLC/ARPDC and ATLE, we are excited to co-sponsor Dr. Kristen Mattson, of @digcitdoctors renown on Twitter - see website, author of the ATLE current book study selection, Ethics in a Digital World, for a one-hour open online event that taps into these issues in an engaging and informative format under the conversation topic below:
Should this Exist? An Exercise in Digital Ethics
Our students will be creating the next wave of innovative technology. We are on the verge of exciting things like self- driving cars and various neurotechnologies. Just because we can create these tools, does it mean we should? Join this session to engage in various digital ethics exercises that can be replicated in classrooms.
If you are an instructional leader, teacher, educational IT professional or parent, don’t miss this exciting session. In one short hour we’ll be inspired to use new strategies while also increasing our own #digcit confidence and competence!
All are encouraged to attend!
Target Audience
Teachers, School-based Administrators, Instructional Coaches, Learning Coaches, Inclusive Learning Teachers
