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Constructing Design Principles for Developing Gaming Instructional Materials for Making Cyber Ethics Education Authentic

Full Paper ID: 34704
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    Shota Hirabayashi
    Tokyo Institute of Technology
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    Toshiki Matsuda
    Tokyo Institute of Technology

Abstract: Because cyber ethics education currently conducted in schools tends to emphasize negative instructions such as, “Do not ...,” it is impossible to develop students’ abilities to use information and communication technology to cultivate their problem-solving skills. In order to improve this situation, we propose a new instructional method that integrates judgment of cyber ethics problems on the basis of “three types of knowledge” into teaching of “informatic and systematic thinking.” We also confirm that students tended to conduct cyber ethics judgment in the conception process with regard to possible alternative plans, diverse merits, and trade-off relations. In this study, we developed e-learning material for a new topic in order to make students consider cyber ethics problems in every situation. In order to examine how this would function, we conducted an experiment in a university.

Presider: Roni Linser, Fablusi

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