Anchoring Ethical Technology

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  • Reflections on Futures in Tension

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    By Federica Caciolli – XXX, University of Firenze I entered the ETH-TECH Art Contest to test whether images could hold ethical tension instead of polishing it away. Futures in Tension is a sequence of ten illustrated cards—miniature thought-experiments that expose the ecological, social, and political forces hidden inside “ordinary” educational technology. They invite educators, students, and policymakers…

  • Ethics and education in dialogue with technology: my experience at ETH-TECH

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    By Paula Delgado Hernández – Student, University of La Laguna Participating in the ETH-TECH competition has been an opportunity to bring together two worlds that I am passionate about: education and ethics in technology. My proposal, Educating with Ethics: Visualizing Dilemmas of the Digital World, was born out of a desire to make visible the…

  • A PhD Journey within our ETH-TECH Territory

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    By Sergio Carvajal-Leoni – Ph.D. Student, Texas State University; Erasmus+ Student, University of Padova Turns out the cloud is not made of clouds.It is made of plastic and metal.Of rare earth materials pulled from the skin of the planet by children with no childhood.It is a sleepless machine, electric and hungry,demanding more power than we…

  • The ETH-TECH Art Contest: Exploring Ethics Through Visual Imagination

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    The Art Contest was conceived as an opportunity to explore the role of ethics in educational technologies through creative visual storytelling. It aimed to engage Master’s students, PhD candidates, and recent graduates in developing of educational tools – specifically, a set of 10 visual cards inspired by the key concepts of the ETH-TECH Perspective Framework.…

  • Întâlnire transnațională în Cluj-Napoca

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    De Oana Negru-Subtirica, Bogdan Glavan, Bianca Marinica 🇬🇧 English version: read here Între 9 și 11 iulie membrii echipei noastre s-au reunit pentru o întâlnirea transnațională găzduită de Universitatea Babeș-Bolyai în Cluj-Napoca, România. Pe parcursul acestor trei zile, membrii echipei au discutat despre cum să construiască produse valoroase legate de utilizarea etică a inteligenței artificiale în…

  • Transnational Meeting in Cluj-Napoca

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    By Oana Negru-Subtirica, Bogdan Glavan, Bianca Marinica 🇷🇴 Versiunea în limba română: citește aici Between the 9th and 11th of July, our team members reunited in person for a transnational meeting hosted by Babes-Bolyai University in Cluj-Napoca, Romania. Over the course of these three days, team members discussed how to best create valuable outputs related…

  • Fieldnotes

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    Ethics of AI in Education Collective Reflections from the Italian Awareness Raising Session By Juliana Raffaghelli, Francesca Crudele, Martina Zanchin 🇮🇹 Versione italiana: leggi qui The “ARS” or “Awareness Raising Sessions” are part of a participatory strategy to focus on aspects of AI Ethics that will then become a key element of the Open Educational…

  • Appunti sul campo

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    Riflessioni collettive dalla Sessione di Sensibilizzazione a Rovigo (Padova) Di Juliana Raffaghelli, Francesca Crudele, Martina Zanchin 🇬🇧 English version: read here Gli “ARS” o “Awareness Raising Sessions” (Sessioni di Sensibilizzazione) sono parte di una strategia partecipativa per focalizzare gli aspetti dell’Etica dell’IA che poi diventeranno un elemento chiave delle Risorse Educative Aperte dentro il nostro progetto…

  • Art Contest

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    Anchoring the Ethics of AI and Data in Educational practices The ETH-TECH Project is pleased to announce a Contest for the Creation of Visual Cards illustrating key concepts related to the ethics of educational technology. This competition is open to all university students enrolled in creative, artistic, design, media, and education disciplines across Europe.   Objective…

  • The bureaucratic dilemma

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    Navigating Paperwork in a Collaborative Vision While we are thrilled to have our project co-funded by the European Commission, we can’t ignore the bureaucratic dilemma that shadows our enthusiasm. The administrative burden, though necessary for transparency and accountability, often feels like an uphill battle—one that risks diverting energy from our core mission of creating meaningful…