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  PLENARY STREAM A STREAM B STREAM C STREAM D
DAY 1
9.45 Opening speeches
11.00 Break
11.30 1 Evaluating software quality to regard public interest
Begier,B (13)
PICS Rating Services: evolution since 1998-1999 and state in late 2001
d’Udekem-Gevers,M & Samyn,V (24)
Education for Ethics: C.P.Snow's 'Two Cultures' forty years on
Bissett,A (10)
Image Informatics: Ethical Issues in The Virtual University
Roberts,P (50)
12.00 2 The role of information systems personnel in the provision for privacy and data protection in organisations and within information systems
Howley,R; Rogerson,S; Fairweather, N.B. & Pratchett, L (70)
The role of legislation in computer ethics: The case studies of Occupational Health and Safety Acts and Regulations and Data Protection and Freedom of Information Laws
Calderia, P (30)
Liberty, Equity, and Security in Network-Mediated Learning and Testing
Harada, Y; Tatsumi. T; Kusumoto, N & Maeno J (55)
Decisions under ignorance: the ethical control of information and communication technology.
Horner, D (80)
12.30 3 The Ethical Computer Grows Up: Automating Ethical Decisions
Gotterbarn, D (73)
Monopoly in the Software Market and the Problem of "Hypernomadization" of Society
Kocikowski, A(9)
Hans Jonas´ Theory And Its Applicability for Teaching Computer Ethics in the Information Age.
Campo, J & Barroso P (3)
New Broadcast Technologies and the Producer Viewer Relationship: How broadcasters are changing their responsibilities.
Nolan, S (61)
13.00 Lunch
14.15 4 Incorporating Ethics into the Software Process
Szejko, S (52)
CD Copy-Protection Technologies:Proprietary Stealth and the Ethics of the (just) War on Piracy
Petraske, A (6)
Reinventing Collaborative Learning using Blackboard: A Web-Based Resource, In the Teaching of A Multi-Institutional Computer Ethics Module
Grodzinsky, F; Griffin, J & Jefferies, P(32)
Women, ICT, Values, and the Future
Górniak Kocikowska, K & Pakszys, E (59)
14.45 5 Responsibility in Software Engineering: Uncovering an Ethical Model
Powers, T (83)
Open Source Networks in Industria: A Clash of Software Professional Ethics
De Laat, Paul (37)
The Impact of using Computer Supported Collaborative Learning Tools on Moral Reasoning in A Multi-Institutional Computer Ethics Module
Griffin, J; Grodzinsky, F & Jefferies, P (34)
From the New Order to the World Government: Bertrand Russell's Globalisation
Maturano, A (87)
15.15 Break
15.45 6 Onboard Telematics and the surveillance of movement: the case of car rental systems
Bennett, J; Regan, P & Raab, C (47)
Intellectual property rights in community based video games
Reynolds, R (44)
The Virtual University and Ethical Problems in Downsizing
Roberts, P(49)
A Radical Self-Awareness in a Culture of Silence: The Implications of Paulo Freire's Pedagogy in Addressing the Digital Divide
Flanagan, P (62)
16.15 7 Big Brother at Work - So What? A study of the attitudes of young people to Workplace Surveillance
Prior, M (56)
The Ethics in the Intellectual Property, a forgotten and lost variable or an emergent solution
Roxo, C(81)
The challenges of teaching ethics in a multi-cultural university setting: A South African perspective.
Munro, K & Munro K (36)
ETHIC and AESTHETIC The homo-informaticus paradigm
Caramelo Gomes, C (76)
16.45 End day 1 and INSEIT meeting
DAY 2
10.00 8 Surveilling organisations, organising surveillance. Organisations, observers and the observed.
Dubbeld, L(60)
     
10.30 9 The Ethical Impact of Human Labour Surveillance on the Organisations
Martins, P & Cerqueira, F (79)
On-Line Consent to the Disclosure of Personal Data: Assessing Rights and Rituals
McChrystal, M & Barnes, A (41)
   
11.00 Break
11.30 10 The Importance of Codes of Conduct for Irish IS/IT Professionals' Practice of Employee Surveillance
Collins,D & Stahl,B (14)
Representations as factor of organisational change
Ischy, F & Simioni, O (51)
Online Hypertext Learning and the Transformation of Higher Education: Perspectives from Global Information Ethics Smith, M (40) People, Organizations, and Technology: socio-technical systems and stakeholder theories
Caldeira, P & Faia Correia, M (29)
12.00 11 ICT Professionalism
Gleason, D (21)
Individual learning and organizational change for ethical competence in the use of information technology tools
Kavathatzopoulos, K; Persson, J & Ĺborg C (65)
Adopting Socio-Technical Concepts for Eliciting Groupware Requirements in the Educational Environment
Hogarth, A (5)
An Inquiry into the Prevalence of Unwanted Contact and Harassment Involving Electronic Mail and the Internet
Fleischman, W & Pandolfo, C (66)
12.30 12 The impact of information and communications technology on managerial practices: the use of codes of conduct
Healy, M & Iles, J (43)
What does it mean to transform an institution in morally hazardous way?
Bober, W (58)
Building ETHICS ONLINE Course - Australian and Polish case study
Grabowska, A & Nagabushan, P (11)
Ethics and journalistics deontology through the handbooks of this subject
Barroso, P & Caalvache, L (27)
13.00 Lunch and Software Demonstrations
14.15 Key Note
Teaching Computer Ethics in the Context of Organizational Change: What Moral Psychology Can Teach us.
Huff, C (88)
15.15 Break
15.45 13 Ethical issues in public health projects: implications of geo-graphic information resolution
Ölvingson, C; Hallberga,N; Timpka,T & Lindqvist, K (46)
Exercising different choices - the gender divide and government policy making in the `global knowledge economy
Richardson, H & French, S (57)
Experiments in using Asynchronous Computer Conferencing to support the learning and teaching of computer ethics
Jefferies, P & Rogerson, S (71)
In the ethical point of view - The influence of the Internet on the young people from the non Occidentalised countires
Roxo, C & Costa, G (82)
16.15 14 What people think about the reliability of medical information on the Internet: A survey
Vedder, A (54)
Public Administration and Data Interchange: An Ethics Perspective
Da Cunha Viana, J (77)
To Evaluate a Computer-based Learning Environment against Traditional Means of Delivery
Rahanu, H; Davies, J & Allen, M (74)
The Moral Making of Virtual Reality
Johnson, D (75)
16.45 15 Intelligent Medical Systems: Partner or Tool?
King, H; Garibaldi & J, Rogerson, S (72)
    Digital Culture: Liberation that was not meant to be
Volkman, R (48)
17.15 End of day 2 and Conference Dinner
DAY 3
10.00 16 The Opportunities and Challenges of Implementing E-Procurement: Lessons Learnt from Malaysian Industries.
Raihan, N & Hamid, A (45)
    E-democracy, Information and Contestation
van den Hoven, J (89)
10.30 17 Adoption of e-Business and Ethics by small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Portugal
Naves, F (78)
    The Internet Impact on Users' Social Skills
Krawczyk-Brylka, B(68)
11.00 Break
11.30 18 Implications of the Deployment of Wireless Emergency Response Systems
Curry, R; Phillips, D & Regan, P (22)
Organizational and Individual Responses to Legal Paradigm Shifts in the Ownership of Information in Digital Media: The Impact of WIPO, and other Legal Developments
Lipinsky, T & Rice, D (25)
Socio-cultural implications of virtual organizing
Wielki, J (2)
ITs Ethical Dilema
Muller, L (63)
12.00 19 Considering the societal implications in the adoption of e-business models
Pouloudi, N & Vassilopoulou, K (69)
The authority over certification authorities - a problem with digital signatures.
Ren, M (42)
Bringing Oversight Review Inline with Online Research
Lilley, S (64)
Surgical Strikes: Ideological Weaponry
Bissett, A (8)
12.30 Emotions on the net
Ben-Ze'ev, A (1)
13.00 Lunch
14.15 20 Quantitative measurement of advanced manufacturing technology transfer from foreign-based companies to local companies
Gunawardana, K & Jungthirapanich, C (84)
  University Research, Plagiarism and the Internet: Problems and Possible Solutions
Thompson, J & Stobart, S (12)
 
14.45 21 Ethical isuues in virtual organizations
Arias Oliva, M (39)
Corporate Social Responsibility and the Ethics of ICT: Better prospects for re-defining and widening corporate responsibility?
Kaldis, B (23)
There's a Place for Us(e): Incorporating the Responsible Application of New Technologies into the K-12 Curriculum: Results of a Study Assessing the Level of Knowledge, Preparation and Dissemination among Educators
Lipinski, T & Buchanan, E (26)
 
15.15 22     A Gendered Future of the Computer Profession Establishing an Ethical Obligation on Computing Educators
Turner, E (31)
 
15.45 Closing remarks including conference overview by Terry Bynum & Richard Volkman
16.30 End of conference

 

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