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Course Outline

Introduction to Data Ethics

  • The definition and scope of data ethics.
  • The importance of ethics in public data utilization.
  • An overview of core ethical frameworks and values.

Risks and Dilemmas in Data Practices

  • Ethical considerations regarding data collection and surveillance.
  • Addressing bias and discrimination in algorithms.
  • Striking a balance between innovation, risk management, and trust.

Privacy and Consent

  • Handling personal and sensitive information.
  • The role of informed consent in digital services.
  • Distinguishing between ethical best practices and legal compliance (e.g., GDPR).

Transparency, Accountability, and Trust

  • Explaining decisions driven by data and AI.
  • Upholding public trust and institutional responsibility.
  • Effectively communicating risk and uncertainty.

Data Ethics in Practice

  • Examining case studies of both ethical successes and failures.
  • Creating checklists for ethical review.
  • Conducting role-play and applied scenario analysis.

Policy, Governance, and Ethical Design

  • Embedding ethics into data governance structures.
  • Applying principles-by-design and responsible innovation.
  • Facilitating public engagement and establishing feedback loops.

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • An understanding of how data is collected and used in public or organizational contexts
  • Experience working with data, reporting, or digital systems
  • Basic familiarity with compliance, governance, or policy frameworks

Audience

  • Policy makers and public officials
  • Data stewards and analysts
  • IT and digital transformation teams in public service
 14 Hours

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