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EAC Toolkit - Student Module Template

Module by: Jose A. Cruz-Cruz, William Frey. E-mail the authors

Based on: Ethics Toolkit - Open Module Template by Jose A. Cruz-Cruz, William Frey

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Summary: This document presents a Student Module template that will help structure the authoring and sharing of Ethics Across the Curriculum modules that are being developed through the NSF funded EAC Toolkit Project (SES-0551779). EAC Community members first make a copy of this module template, then add the ethics integration exercise in the Main Content section below. Afterwards, the author, co-authors and community members can collaborate and contribute their respective expertise or experiences to complete the remaining sections. A corresponding Instructor Module provides additional pedagogical information for instructors. The goal is to promote sharing of best practices in ethics education.

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MAIN CONTENT ( MODULE / EXERCISE / CASE )

  • Type the content of the exercise here directly
  • Upload a document using the Files tab (first example below)
  • Add a link to a published CNX module using the Links tab (see menu on the left)
  • Upload a multi-media file using the Files tab (see second example below)
  • Add a URL link to an external resource (third example below)
  • Or include some sort of reference to the relevant content.
Figure 1: Document uploaded/embedded into the module.
EAC Toolkit Concept - Project Synopsis
Media File: EAC_TK_Concept.doc
Figure 2: Multi-media file uploaded/embedded into the module.
EAC Toolkit Module Concept
Media File: EAC_Toolkit_Module_Concept.ppt

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION

This optional section contains additional information related to the above content. The intent and expectation is that the information contained in this section will be enhanced over time based on the experiences and collaborations of the authors and users of the above module/exercise/case. For example, the authors, collaborators or users can provide the following kind of information (mainly directed at or intended for students).

Learning Objectives

The intended goals or learning objectives for this EAC module

Additional Activities

Alternate or optional activates related to this EAC module.

Assessment

Suggested or optional assessment activates for students to carry out.

Module-Background Information

Information about the source or history of this module that may be interesting for students or instructors.

Appendix

  • Additional Background Knowledge
  • Contextual Setting
  • Relevant Ethical Theories and Frameworks
  • Technical Background Information
  • Discipline Specific Information
  • References or links to related information
  • Etc.

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