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Analysing News Articles

Questions for Analyzing Social Issues 1. What are the social issues associated with a particular IT development? 2. How did the IT development emerge? 3. Who are the stakeholders- individuals, institutions, societies who initiate and control the IT developments and are affected by them? 4. What are the advantages and disadvantages for the stakeholders?

5. What feasible solutions can be applied to overcome problems? 6. What is the social impact of the IT development on human life? This may include some or all of the following areas: economic, political, cultural, legal, environmental, ergonomic, health and psychological. 7. What are the social impacts on local and global communities?

Questions for Analyzing Ethical Issues 1. What are the ethical issues associated with a particular IT developments? 2. Who is responsible? 3. Who is accountable? 4. What policies, rules or laws apply to this situation? 5. What are the alternative ethical decisions? 6. What are the consequences of these decisions?