1) Algorithms and the Filter Bubble by Annika Kron und Jonathan Rapp

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Ethical Leadership in an Uncertain Digital World

Lukas Findeisen

5 episodes

2 days ago

Here you can find the podcasts of our students at Karlshochschule International University of the module Ethical Leadership in an uncertain digital world. The aim of the new and exploratory module is to empower for responsible decision-making as well as ethical reasoning. We are happy to share some (amazing) outcomes of the module, as part of it is the recording of a podcast on a topic of choice! Have fun and if you have any question fell free to contact me at lfindeisen@karlshochschule.org!

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1) Algorithms and the Filter Bubble by Annika Kron und Jonathan Rapp

Ethical Leadership in an Uncertain Digital World

33 minutes 6 seconds

4 years ago

1) Algorithms and the Filter Bubble by Annika Kron und Jonathan Rapp

Everyone is hopefully aware of the fact that our daily consumption of news, opinions, information is mainly online. This online content heavily influences our opinions, values, beliefs etc. In this podcast Annika and Jonathan will tackel the questions:

What are algorithms and how do they work?
Filter bubble
Societal and political implications (“Threat to democracy”)
Possible solutions & future perspectives
Conclusions & Takeaways with a context to the situation for students learning online right now