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Introducing ethics in Information and Computer Sciences
Education & Development

Introducing ethics in Information and Computer Sciences

...world we tend to look at reasons. Reasons can be analysed, and that's where academics tend to focus the study of ethics: on justifications. Sometimes the focus of analysis is on outcomes. When reasons have not been clearly expressed, ethicists often look at outcomes and try and find out what the reasons might have been. Naturally, reasons are not essential. We all do...
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Level 3: Advanced 40 hrs
Personal branding for career success Badge icon
Money & Business

Personal branding for career success

...world. However, care must be taken to ensure that the process doesn’t go too far, ending with you presenting yourself in an overly polished, corporate way that doesn’t truly represent what you have to offer. Transcript This free badged course, Personal branding for career success, will help you to pick your way through the concept of personal branding, developing and...
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Level 1: Introductory 24 hrs
What does an engineer look like?
Science, Maths & Technology

What does an engineer look like?

...world quickly and make judgements. Most of us been brought up in a white-dominant, hetero-normative, patriarchal society. We’ve been steeped in it since birth and it’s hardly surprising that we may all revert, however subconsciously, to ingrained societal norms. But we’re also all capable of understanding where these stereotypes come from, challenging them and...
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Article 5 mins
Meetings with a polite Opium Eater: Charles Knight on Thomas De Quincey
History & The Arts

Meetings with a polite Opium Eater: Charles Knight on Thomas De Quincey

...world, yet with a heart for mendship as warm as that of a schoolboy. De Quincey, vast as were his acquirements, intuitive as was his appreciation of character and the motives of human actions, unembarrassed as was his demeanour, pleasant and even mirthful his table-talk, was as helpless in every position of responsibility, as when he nightly paced "stony-hearted Oxford...
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Article 10 mins
The 'what now Wednesday' after the Super Tuesday before
Society, Politics & Law

The 'what now Wednesday' after the Super Tuesday before

...world to comment on the results and what they mean for the presidential race going forward. [Bumper sticker reading "IDK Not Trump Tho 2016"] A 'not Trump' bumper sticker What now for the Republicans? Bryan Cranston, Ph.D. Candidate in Politics and History, Swinburne University of Technology In 2015, political pundits universally agreed that Donald Trump could not win the...
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Percy Shelley: Polemicist
History & The Arts

Percy Shelley: Polemicist

...world by an 18 year old radical. First and foremost the young Shelley issues a pointed condemnation of the militaristic stance of the British establishment, along with stanzas that are vehemently anti-monarchist and implacably opposed to the abuses of wealth that were prevalent at the time: “Man must assert his native rights, must say; We take from Monarchs’ hand the...
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Florida just wants it over
Society, Politics & Law

Florida just wants it over

...World Series final between the Chicago Cubs and the Cleveland Indians, in which the former ended a 108-year losing streak. Early voting means that for millions of people, the election is already over: their votes are cast. They just want a result. Of course, there are still plenty of people making calls, putting up (and sometimes tearing down) yard signs, trying to...
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Do fictional characters shift perceptions of transgender people?
History & The Arts

Do fictional characters shift perceptions of transgender people?

...world of the story (what media scholars call “transportation”) and the emotions evoked by the storyline. We found that “Royal Pains” viewers who saw Anna’s story had more supportive attitudes toward transgender people and policies, and we found a cumulative effect of exposure to transgender entertainment narratives. The more portrayals viewers saw, the more...
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