Proactively Teaching Technology Ethics
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2004
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| author | Johnson, Doug |
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| contents | Proactively Teaching Technology Ethics Johnson, Doug Librarians Ethics Information Literacy Computer Mediated Communication Web Sites Internet Computer Uses in Education Online Searching This article presents certain advice to librarians on online ethical conduct. It is very important for librarians to talk to their students and clear the permissible limit of what is allowed and what is not. Librarians should teach some strategies about using clues in search results to discriminate between relevant and non-relevant Web sites. Students should also be allowed to use the Internet for personal use. Direct teaching of ethics should be a part of librarians' information literacy curriculum. |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 2004 |
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| spellingShingle | Proactively Teaching Technology Ethics Johnson, Doug Librarians Ethics Information Literacy Computer Mediated Communication Web Sites Internet Computer Uses in Education Online Searching Proactively Teaching Technology Ethics Johnson, Doug Librarians Ethics Information Literacy Computer Mediated Communication Web Sites Internet Computer Uses in Education Online Searching This article presents certain advice to librarians on online ethical conduct. It is very important for librarians to talk to their students and clear the permissible limit of what is allowed and what is not. Librarians should teach some strategies about using clues in search results to discriminate between relevant and non-relevant Web sites. Students should also be allowed to use the Internet for personal use. Direct teaching of ethics should be a part of librarians' information literacy curriculum. |
| title | Proactively Teaching Technology Ethics |
| topic | Librarians Ethics Information Literacy Computer Mediated Communication Web Sites Internet Computer Uses in Education Online Searching |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ754217 |