Teaching Ethics to the Gamer Generation

In Social Informatics, ethics (i.e. codes of behavior) plays an important role. At Nesna University College we use the theme of sexual abuse of children in digital media in order to explain ethics. But there is also another interesting angle we might take, both as lecturers in Higher Education, as teachers in lower and upper [...]

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Social Informatics – Unite!

Uwaga!  Attention!
This is a message to all Social Informatics out there!
The Rob Kling Center, at Indiana University Bloomington is trying to connect people working within the field of Social Informatics. If you are not on their People Worldwide list, then put your name forward, and join the community of Social Informatics. If you have a [...]

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