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Explore Topics: Cultural Lens First and Last Name

General Instructions 1. For each page, synthesize the reading and research by writing in complete sentences in essay format.

a. Use the green instructions in the notes below each page to focus your research and writing. b. Write about each question, prompt, or process provided in those notes. c. Write a full page of text with lots of detail (more than 250 words).

i. Don’t generalize so much that your writing is devoid of detail. ii. Don’t repeat yourself.

d. Cite each source by adding a hyperlink in the Title of the Article or law. e. Do not change the template:

i. Text must be 14 point Lato left-justified type. ii. Refrain from adding extra margins or double spacing.

iii. Do not bullet the paragraphs. Write in essay format only. f. Add additional pages if you need more room.

2. Add all sources to the Bibliography page. a. Include author, year, title, publisher, and URL. b. Number or bullet them using the list button.

When in doubt, write to the instructor for clarification using the Canvas Inbox.

Discrimination and Inclusive Design

Synthesize and cite what you learned from at least one article in the Discrimination reading list and one article from the Inclusive Design reading list:

● The Cultural Lens ● liberals and conservatives. Learn more about this infographic... ● Genders and the Gender Identity and Expression Map. ● races and cultures. ● citizens, immigrants, tourists. ● the neurodiverse. ● the disabled. ● Inclusive Design

○ The Radical Frontier of Inclusive Design. ○ The No. 1 thing you’re getting wrong about inclusive design.

Leaky Pipeline

Synthesize and cite what you learned from at least one article in the Leaky Pipeline reading list: ● If Investors Really Listened To Data, They’d Be Investing In Women. ● Gender trends in computer science authorship. Or, read a summary of the paper by the NYTimes: The Gender Gap in

Computer Science Research Won’t Close for 100 Years

● Countering the Negative Image of Women in Computing ● Female scientists are up against a lot of unconscious bias. Here’s how to fight it.

Bias in Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Synthesize and cite what you learned from at least one article in the Bias in Artificial Intelligence reading list: ● Algorithms aren't all created equal ● Here’s How Instagram Will Use AI To Take On Its Bullying Problem ● The Importance of Decoding Unconscious Bias in AI. ● Fearful of bias, Google blocks gender-based pronouns and slurs from its Smart Compose AI feature. ● Can AI make the gender gap at work disappear? ● Letting tech firms frame the AI ethics debate is a mistake. ● Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Government Act and Sen. Harris tells federal agencies to get serious about facial

recognition risks.

● Ethics of Using AI in Advertising. ● Business Insider writers try HireVue's AI. ● Facial recognition is increasingly common, but how does it work? ● Why Amazon’s Automated Hiring Tool Discriminated Against Women ● A review of possible effects of cognitive biases on interpretation of rule-based machine learning models

Hiring Laws and Special Programs to Deter Discrimination

Synthesize and cite what you learned from at least one law or organization from the Hiring Laws and Special Programs reading list:

● Equal Opportunity Employer ● Affirmative Action ● Pay Transparency Nondiscrimination Provision ● United States Citizenship and Immigration Services E-Verify service ● Americans with Disabilities Act ● Internship ● Apprenticeship ● Unions ● Veterans Preference ● Diversity initiatives ● Diversity statements ● Fair Chance Ordinance (some states)

Note whether you think the law or guideline deters discrimination or perpetuates it.

Bibliography

● List each of the sources you wrote about in previous page. Include these data in each line item: ● Author name. Year of publication. Title of article. Publisher. URL of the article online.