Kristina Hoeppner PRO
Project Lead & Community Facilitator of the open source portfolio platform Mahara https://mahara.org. I work at Catalyst https://catalyst.net.nz in Aotearoa New Zealand. Views are my own.
Digital ethics in WIL portfolios
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since 2006
Digital ethics
Digital ethics task force
2020
2021
- Diversity, equity, inclusion, belonging, decolonisation
- Visibility of labour
- Evaluation
Principle
Principle itself
Abstract
Strategies
Scenarios
Resources
Principles in action
1 Support
2 Promote awareness
3 Practice
4 Respect author rights and re-use permissions
5 Access to technology
6 Privacy
7 Content storage
8 Cross-plattform compatibility
9 Accessibility
10 Consent for data usage
DEIBD
Diversity, equity, inclusion, belonging, decolonisation
Visibility of labour
Evaluation
Connecting the dots
What is the biggest digital ethics portfolio question you have right now at your institution?
Digital ethics in WIL portfolios
By Kristina Hoeppner
Digital ethics in WIL portfolios
Presentation by Kristina Hoeppner (Catalyst) at the WILNZ conference on 29 April 2021.
