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"Ethics, Tech, and the Modern Classroom"
By Sally MiguelEducation
"Ethics, Tech, and the Modern Classroom" episodes
- Teaching in a Digital World: Rights, Risks, and Responsibilities
In this episode, we explore the ethical responsibilities of using technology in the classroom. Key topics include:
- Student privacy – Why protecting personal data is essential
- Child safeguarding – Ensuring safe and secure online learning environments
- Digital citizenship – Teaching students to engage responsibly and respectfully online
- Equitable access – Addressing the digital divide and promoting fairness in education
I also reflect on how my understanding of digital literacy has evolved throughout my learning journey—moving beyond basic tech skills to consider the social, ethical, and personal impact of digital tools in education. This episode invites educators to think critically about how we use technology and how we can do so in a way that supports, protects, and empowers all learners.
Referenced concepts:
- Digital literacy
- Safeguarding
- Educational equity
- Ethics in EdTech
Thank you for listening.
5 min
About "Ethics, Tech, and the Modern Classroom"
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In this episode, I dive into something that’s becoming more and more important—how we use technology in the classroom, and the responsibilities that come with it. I talk about student privacy,…
keeping kids safe online, what it means to be a good digital citizen, and how we can make sure all learners have fair access to tech. I also share how my own view of digital literacy has changed and what that means for me as an educator. It’s a quick but honest reflection on the real impact of digital tools in our everyday teaching.