Learning Right from Wrong in the Digital Age: An Ethics Guide for Parents, Teachers, Librarians, and Others Who Care About Computer-Using Young People
by Douglas A. Johnson, Doug Johnson
Designed for parents, teachers, librarians, and other caring adults, this guide examines how to approach questions of right and wrong in the digital age. It offers a focused resource for thinking about ethics, education, and the experiences of young people who use computers.
About This Book
Learning Right from Wrong in the Digital Age addresses ethical questions surrounding computer-using young people.
This guide is written for parents, teachers, librarians, and others who care about helping young people understand right and wrong in digital settings.
Its focus is the relationship between ethics, education, and computer use in a changing technological environment.
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