DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES - NZ CURRICULUM
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Ethics and Computers

This topic lends itself to an inquiry approach. There are numerous issues around this area which could be explored by students. One approach is to start from a "Just because we can ______, does that mean we should?"* 
The development of artificial intelligence (A.I.) has been a hotly debated topic. Resources on A.I. can be found here.

Robotics provides a cross-over with other areas of the curriculum especially programming and algorithms. Check out more robotics resources here.
Below there are ​ideas for discussing topics related to the ethics of computing and robotics such as 
​the 3 laws of robotics.
The Assistive technologies page looks at how computers are helping people including those with illness or disabilities.

Digital Citizenship is an important element of the interaction of humans and computers. More information and resources can be found here.

Computers & Robots Replacing People

AI in the classroom
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Computer & A.I. taking over jobs - is a universal income the answer?
Can a computer pass the Turing Test?

Chinese factory replaces 90% of humans with robots
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OECD Report: Future of Work
Robots Will Not take Your Job
Exemplars
  • D.D.D.O. P.O. 2 Exemplar 8: Digital Debate details a debate on the topic: ​ “Robotics will be the downfall of mankind”
  • D.D.D.O. P.O. 3 Exemplar 10: Our Changing Digital Society details a research project on "Research changes in operating systems and digital devices over time and the impacts on our society"

Resources
Ethics and the Law relating to computers
 

​​Importance of morals

​Credits: * Sharon Friesen - Galileo.Org 
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  • Home
    • Implementation
    • Digital Apps & Devices >
      • Digital Devices
    • NCEA Resources
    • Definitions >
      • Programming definitions
    • Curriculum
    • Blog
  • Why?
  • Progress Outcomes
  • Computational Thinking
    • Algorithms
    • Data Representation >
      • Binary Number Videos
      • Flowcharts >
        • Choose Your Own Adventure
  • D.D.D.O.
    • Create with Coding & Robots
    • Design Thinking
    • Maker Spaces
  • Authentic Contexts
    • Authentic Maths Contexts
    • Storybooks
  • Humans & Computers
    • Assistive Technologies
    • AR and VR
    • Ethical Issues >
      • 3 Laws of Robotics
      • A.I.
  • Programming
    • Micro Controllers & Computers >
      • Arduino
      • Makey Makey
      • Micro::bit >
        • Micro:bit and Scratch
        • Micro:bit Moisture Testing
        • Edtech Summit 2019
      • Raspberry Pi
    • Coding Apps & Sites >
      • Scratch
      • Scratch Jr
    • Creating Apps
    • Unplugged CT >
      • Unplugged Activities
    • HTML/CSS
    • Robots & Drones >
      • Edison
      • Beebots, Bluebots & Probots
    • Wearables