SESSION RECORDING: To Be Posted
PREWORK:STEP 1: Please rank your top two choices of the above Ethics Breakout Sessions by January 24th. You will be assigned to your session by Friday, January 31st. You will need to complete the pre-reading based on the session you are assigned (if applicable) before the breakouts on February 10th.
Survey: https://forms.office.com/r/dHGhsZmUur
STEP 2: Complete by January 31st . Please accept 3 $10 Donors Choose gifts that you can distribute to any project(s) you want. Donors Choose is a nonprofit organization that allows you to donate directly to public school classroom projects. Your first step is to search
Donors Choose for the projects you wish to invest in. Then,
find your name in this spreadsheet and use the three assigned gift codes next to your name to make three ten-dollar donations. You can allocate all of them in any configuration (all to one project, for example), but they must be in 10$ increments.
Add the name of the project you supported with each code and the link to the cause. Enjoy!
STEP 3: Complete
after Day 1 Session on February 4. Complete this
self-assessment and submit the copy of your responses to
this folder prior to the Day 2 session on February 10.
SESSION DESCRIPTION:The rapid pace of data innovation has not been matched by a parallel growth in the analysis of the ethical implications of our work. Data analytics has been long conceived to be value-neutral, a technocrat's endeavor. However, working with education data is ultimately a human endeavor, beset with choices that will have real implications for students, educators, and families.
The most important and challenging choices SDP fellows will face are not necessarily about coding or models, nor will they be straight-forward options between good and bad. This session will focus on four traditional frames of ethical deliberation and apply them to common data ethics scenarios. SDP Fellows will attend one of the following breakout sessions:
Ethics of Gaming – Michael LaMont, Cohort 7 on the Atlanta Public Schools Cheating Scandal
Ethics of Experimentation – Cara Jackson, Cohort 5 on when it is okay and not okay to experiment with students
Ethics of Privacy – Marika Pfefferkorn, Twin Cities Innovation Alliance to present on data sharing early warning indicator data across public agencies
Other Session Materials:-
Data Ethics Scenarios-
Data Ethics Workbook
Open Zoom
