Technology Impact Cycle Tool

About this crash course

This online crash course is number five of ten: transparency & AI.

The goal of this course is to educate you! To inform you! To inspire you! To entertain you! To dazzle you! To make you think! This is not a crash course for beginners. This is not an advanced course. This is not a basic course with just boring theory. This is a course for you! We do not aim to be complete, we cherry-picked our way through the topics with the aim to interest you, to inform you and to inspire you! 

And we designed the course to be fun.

If you think we failed you, no problem, we are open for improvements. Just send us an e-mail at: info@tict.io.

Some time management directions

It will take you approximately one hour to complete this course. This course consists of five sections with text, articles, videos and some assignments. Every section lists the estimated time it takes to complete, so you can plan accordingly. If it takes you longer than one hour, maybe that means you are slow, maybe it means we calculated poorly. You figure it out yourself.

There is also a bonus section (number six) in which we provide you with all kinds of additional material. These can be books, videos, articles, papers or additional exercises. There is also a PowerPoint if you want to organize an offline experience. The bonus section is updated regularly.

Learning outcomes

The goal of this crash course is to give you a first idea about how to judge or assess the impact of a certain (digital) technology when it comes to transparency & AI and to introduce you to some new concepts regarding thinking about technology. After you have completed this course you will:

• understand about the importance of transparency;
• have basic knowledge on how (modern) AI works;
• know more about the complex relationship between transparency and AI;
• Get a first idea on how to assess technologies that use AI.

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All content in this course is open. The course consists of text, which is free to use, videos (which you should use according to the rules of the platform/video), images, exercices & links to articles, books & papers which all have a source reference. Please share it with all respect with everyone you want.

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