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Teaching in the Digital Age: Ethics, Access & Responsibility
by Fredericka Gage
Hi there, and welcome to Teaching in the Digital Age! I’m Fredericka Gage, a special education teacher, and today I’m diving into something that’s been on my mind a lot lately: how we use technology in the classroom—and the ethical responsibilities that come with it.So let’s be real—tech is everywhere in education now. From interactive whiteboards to tablets, online platforms to coding kits like Micro:bit—it’s transforming how we teach and learn. But with all of that, we’ve also got some big questions to face.Let’s start with something that should be a no-brainer: student privacy. Whenever we use apps or learning platforms, we’re often sharing personal data—sometimes without really knowing where it goes. And that’s a worry, especially for younger students or those with additional needs. As Hård and Jamison (2005) highlight, tech isn't just about tools—it’s about power, accountability, and making sure decisions are being made in the best interests of o
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Teaching in the Digital Age: Ethics, Access & Responsibility
In this 5-minute episode, Fredericka Gage a special education teacher, explores the ethical challenges and responsibilities that come with using technology in the classroom. From student privacy and safeguarding, to digital citizenship and equitable access, this episode reflects on how digital literacy is about much more than just knowing how to use a device—it's about understanding the impact of technology on learners, learning environments, and society.Drawing on thinkers like Hård & Jamison (2005), Polsky (2022), Hobbs (2017), and recent educational tech initiatives in Scotland, this episode encourages educators to critically examine how and why we use technology in our teaching.🔒 Student privacy 🧠 Critical digital literacy 🌐 Equal access to resources 🧭 Navigating tech ethically
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Hi there, and welcome to Teaching in the Digital Age! I’m Fredericka Gage, a special education teacher, and today I’m diving into something that’s been on my mind a lot lately: how we use technology in the classroom—and the ethical responsibilities that come with it.So let’s be real—tech is everywhere in education now. From interactive whiteboards to tablets, online platforms to coding kits like Micro:bit—it’s transforming how we teach and learn. But with all of that, we’ve also got some big questions to face.Let’s start with something that should be a no-brainer: student privacy. Whenever we use apps or learning platforms, we’re often sharing personal data—sometimes without really knowing where it goes. And that’s a worry, especially for younger students or those with additional needs. As Hård and Jamison (2005) highlight, tech isn't just about tools—it’s about power, accountability, and making sure decisions are being made in the best interests of o
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