[Ethical-informatics] Ethics4EU Online Event on 22 April & Research Report on European Values for Ethics in Digital Technology

[Informatics Europe President]

Dear Colleagues,

On *22 April 2021, 09:00-12:00 CEST*, Informatics Europe will be 
organizing an *Ethics4EU Online Event* with the main theme *"Dealing 
with the Complexities of Teaching Ethics to Future Computing 
Professionals"*. The event is organized within the Erasmus+ Project 
Ethics4EU - Ethical Computer Science Education for Europe 
<http://ethics4eu.eu/>. It is free of charge and will be held via Zoom 
(registration 
<https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYrdu-orT0rHdX-jzk-Yghsz-umPk-yV-eB> 
required). The event, chaired by Professor Viola Schiaffonati from 
Politecnico di Milano, Italy, will include prominent speakers and a 
discussion panel including experts in Ethics, academics, and 
professionals working in areas, roles or projects where ethical or legal 
aspects take the central stage. To register and find out more about the 
program and speakers, please visit the***Ethics4EU Event webpage 
<https://www.informatics-europe.org/activities/ethics/ethics4eu-event.html>* 
and feel free to disseminate the news in your community.

In addition, we would also like to share with you a *Research Report on* 
*"* 
<http://ethics4eu.eu/european-values-for-ethics-in-technology-research-report/>*European 
Values for Ethics in Digital Technology 
<http://ethics4eu.eu/european-values-for-ethics-in-technology-research-report/>"* 
that was recently issued by the Ethics4EU Project team. It is presented 
in two parts:

 1. A literature review on pertinent Digital Ethics concerns and
    challenges for an increasingly interconnected ICT world. The list of
    key ethical concerns was created in consultation with the Good
    Technology Collective, a global council of ethics experts.
 2. The presentation of the results of focus groups conducted with three
    key groups of stakeholders – academics, industry specialists, and
    citizens – which captured their concerns with regards to Ethics and ICT.

The report contains a number of guidelines (extracted from both 
literature and sessions with stakeholders) that can be used by teachers 
and lecturers in Computer Science faculties to create and deliver 
Digital Ethics related content. Please feel free to share the report 
with your colleagues interested in the topic.

Best regards,

Enrico Nardelli (Informatics Europe President),
Viola Schiaffonati (WG Coordinator).




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