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6.3 Inquiry Project IPD and List of References - Template
This is a template for the Digital Society Inquiry Process Document (IPD). If properly followed, it will ensure that you will meet the requirements for criterion A and B, as well as the List of References...
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2.7 Values and Ethics
The concept of values and ethics is present throughout the course of Digital Society. It seems that every time a new technology emerges or an existing one evolves, new ethical dilemmas arise. These are...
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2.6 Systems
Systems are a way to understand how things are organized and how they work together in human, natural, and man-made environments. A school is a system: students, teachers, rules, and schedules all work...
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2.5 Space
The concept of space is very different online compared to face-to-face interactions. Consider the example of a videoconference. In a face-to-face setting, people are together when they share the same...
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2.4 Power
On most social media platforms, algorithms decide what you see and what you do not see. Based on your preferences—such as watch time, liked posts, and interactions—the algorithm builds a profile of you...
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2.3 Identity
In a digital society, people often have multiple identities. There is the identity they use at school or work—the way others see them: for example, serious, dedicated workers or students who rarely waste...
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2.2 Expression
In the early days of communication over the Internet, messages were made solely of texts. Many messages quite often were misunderstood due to the lack of gestures and expressions. Then, in 1999 Japanese...
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2.1 Change
Before the 1980s, the mail service was the most common way to send long-distance text messages. Fax machines became popular in the 1980s and offered a much faster alternative to this service. However,...
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3.1I - Student Activities
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3.1G - Student Activities
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