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“ethical issues that may arise…”: Scaffolded Ethics in CS 3311/LMC 3432 & ENGL 1102

By Jonathan Shelley May 6, 2020 August 17, 2020 Feature, Reflections on Teaching, Teaching, Technical Communication, Tools & Methods

This article is a collaboration with Dr. Dori Coblentz, third-year Brittain Fellow in the Writing and Communication Program at Georgia Tech. It is the third part in a series on the development and implementation of an interactive ethics training module for Georgia Tech’s first-year composition and computer science students. See the… Continue reading

Toward a Scaffolded Ethics in the Writing Classroom

By Jonathan Shelley November 4, 2019 November 3, 2019 Feature, Reflections on Teaching, Teaching, Technical Communication, Tools & Methods

This article is a collaboration with Dr. Dori Coblentz, third-year Brittain Fellow in the Writing and Communication Program at Georgia Tech. It is the second part in a series on the development and implementation of an interactive ethics training module for Georgia Tech’s first-year composition and computer science students. See the… Continue reading