Veronica Hoth
ABSTRACT
Ethical design can avoid collateral damage by anticipating or counteracting possible negative consequences of technology on society, users, environment, among others. In this course, we aim to provide knowledge about psychological needs and values and the ethical implications of experience-centered interaction design. Therefore, the course consists of three interactive sessions. Each session includes briefings on the scientific background and approach, followed by interactive exercises and discussions so that participants can directly apply and deepen their knowledge. The course concludes with a summary of the learnings and a discussion about the applied methods. The results will be documented and subsequently made available to the participants.
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- Ethical Experience Design for the Value of Privacy based on Psychological Needs
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