Experiential ethics education for IT professionals

  • Stoodley I
  • Bruce C
  • Edwards S
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This chapter presents a new approach to IT ethics education that may be used by teachers in academic institutions, employees responsible for promoting ethics in organisations and individuals wanting to pursue their own professional development. Experiential ethics education emphasises deep learning that prompts a changed experience of ethics. We first consider how this approach complements other ways of engaging in ethics education. We then explore what it means to strive for experiential change and offer a model which may be useful in pursuing IT professional ethics education in this way. Since education may be thought of in different ways, we

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Stoodley, I., Bruce, C., & Edwards, S. (2013). Experiential ethics education for IT professionals. In Professionalism in the Information and Communication Technology Industry. ANU Press. https://doi.org/10.22459/picti.10.2013.12

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