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Data Ethics
This course examines the current landscape of data ethics and explores how to approach the creation of a corporate data ethics framework.
Difficulty: Beginner
Duration: Up to 46 minutes
Students: 2,007
Rating: 5/5
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There are 2 Exams in this learning path
There are 4 Courses in this learning path
You must complete the pretest before you start this content.
COURSE
Beginner
Duration: 1 minute and 51 seconds
Data Ethics Introduction
Welcome to this lesson on Data Ethics.
COURSE
Beginner
Duration: 7 minutes and 5 seconds
Organizational Change
'Ethics' can be a tricky concept to pin down, and different businesses will approach it with their own understanding and frameworks, but there are some key principles and processes that any business should consider when they’re aiming to handle data more ethically. In this lesson, we’ll identify these key principles, and we’ll explore some of the steps you can take to encourage an ethically focused culture across your business.
COURSE
Beginner
Duration: 7 minutes and 7 seconds
Collecting & Securing Data
Breaches in data privacy and security have real and alarming consequences, so it’s no surprise that there's a general mistrust around how safely consumer data is being stored. In this lesson, we explore the main ethical concerns around data privacy and security, and how businesses can go the extra mile to protect the information they collect. We also give some best practice advice around the use of data policies, and how to ensure your business collects and uses data in a transparent and fair way.
COURSE
Beginner
Duration: 10 minutes and 3 seconds
Analyzing & Using Data
It’s not just the process of collecting and storing data that needs to be handled in an ethical way. Once you’re ready to analyze and use this information, there are still plenty of concerns that need to be addressed. In this lesson, we discuss the different types of bias to be aware of, how they can affect the data you collect and analyze, and how to try and mitigate them where possible. We also explore some of the key ethical considerations to keep in mind when working with artificial intelligence and algorithms, and touch on the concerns surrounding personalization and targeting.
EXAM
Duration: Up to 10 minutes
Data Ethics Post-Assessment
Data Ethics Post-Assessment