Teaching Ethical Tech – Intentionally Educating the Next Generation
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A class builds a geo-located mobile game built in Scratch and Unity that requires about two hours of walking to collect student-made sprites and coded “healthy food allies,” then shares the code schoolwide to reveal local food‑desert distances; law classes teach legal research tools while flagging that major research vendors are sold search data to law enforcement including ICE, creating real confidentiality and access‑to‑justice tradeoffs.
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