Ethical Design and Persuasion
Discussing the ethical responsibilities of designers when creating persuasive imagery and messages, including issues of bias and manipulation.
Key Questions
- Assess the ethical implications of persuasive design techniques.
- Critique advertisements for potential biases or manipulative tactics.
- Justify design choices that promote transparency and ethical communication.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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