digital ethics

Digital Ethics – The Mindmap

Per Axbom

Jul 12, 2020

This mindmap is a work in progress. It helps me create the syllabus for my course Ethics in Design, as well as outline corporate workshops. It helps to draw from when I’m preparing talks and lectures. It reminds me of the complexity of the system, but also of why it matters to work intentionally with Digital Ethics today.

Maybe it can be of help to you as well.

I’m aware the mindmap isn’t accessible for everyone in its image format. The hierarchical structure of the mindmap is available in this PDF.

Per Axbom posing with his Remington typewriter and several close-up details of the typewriter.

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